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Reliability-Enhanced Robots with Map- based Teleoperation and Semi- Autonomous Capabilities Tomonari Furukawa Virginia Center for Autonomous Systems (VaCAS) Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) Gamini


  1. Reliability-Enhanced Robots with Map- based Teleoperation and Semi- Autonomous Capabilities Tomonari Furukawa Virginia Center for Autonomous Systems (VaCAS) Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech) Gamini Dissanayake and Jaime Valls Miro Center for Autonomous Systems (CAS) University of Technology, Sydney

  2. Related Past Work - Buildings Testing Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) McBryde Hall Newman Library Challenge: • Large (100m x 100m) • Complex (Rooms/corridors) • Practical (Existing bldgs) 200 m Randolph Hall Virginia Tech campus (Blacksburg, VA) 3/6/2013 J-RAPID Symposium 2

  3. Related Past Work Result at McBryde Hall 67 m 60 m Challenge: Long loop corridor (120m) Result: 10cm/0.5deg error after traveling 235m without revisiting start point 3/6/2013 J-RAPID Symposium 3

  4. Related Past Work Results at Two Other Buildings 80 m 150 m 90 m 115 m Challenge: • Larger areas (100m x 100m) • Long open-loop corridors Result: 5cm/0.5deg error 3/6/2013 J-RAPID Symposium 4

  5. Nuclear Disaster Robots Environments to Monitor Fukushima power plants • GPS-denied • Dark • Humid • Unreliable communication (1m wall thickness) Issues of robot use : • Two weeks training • Camera may not be usable • Wires could get jammed Immediate use of robotics technology : • Map-based teleoperation in camera/GPS-denied environments • Semi-autonomous return in communication denied environments Packbot in Fukushima power plant (source : Reuters/TEPCO) 3/6/2013 J-RAPID Symposium 7

  6. Nuclear Disaster Robots Map-based Teleoperation and Semi-autonomous Return 3/6/2013 J-RAPID Symposium 8

  7. Nuclear Disaster Robots Map-based Teleoperation and Semi-autonomous Return by PackBot GUI for map-based teleoperation Map-based teleoperation Semi-autonomous return 3/6/2013 J-RAPID Symposium 10

  8. Conclusions Reliability-enhanced robots • Use of robot in use at Fukushima power plant • Use of accurate Simultaneous Localization and Mapping – Grid-based Scan-to-Map Matching SLAM – Map accuracy with less than 0.01% error Semi-autonomous robots for nuclear power plants • Map-based teleoperation in GPS-/camera-denied environments • Semi-autonomous return under communication loss Further achieved work • 3D road inspection • 3D bridge inspection 3/6/2013 J-RAPID Symposium 11

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