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Fig 1.

Proposed UKF-MPC based operation of Robotic arm.

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Fig 2.

MPC Prediction Model.

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Fig 3.

MPC Rolling Optimization Model.

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Fig 4.

MPC Feedback Correction Model.

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Fig 5.

Proposed layered energy-saving MPC for robotic arm operation.

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Table 1.

Hierarchical architecture of proposed MPC for robotic arm.

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Fig 6.

Trajectory estimation and filtering results in a simulated environment (a) using UKF (b) Comparative plot of the reference trajectory and UKF.

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Fig 7.

The unfiltered trajectory computed without any filtering algorithm.

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Fig 8.

3D trajectory tracking of the robotic arm’s end-effector in Cartesian space.

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Fig 9.

Visualization of the robotic arm’s end-effector (EE) path over a 3D peak cost field.

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Fig 10.

Joint accelerations during trajectory tracking.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of desired and actual joint angles.

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Fig 12.

Predicted joint accelerations during motion.

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Table 2.

Summary of performance reported in recent literature compared to this work (non-standardized).

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