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SAM: A robotic butler for handicapped people

Anthony Remazeilles, Christophe Leroux, Gérard Chalubert

Year
2008
Citations
23

Abstract

This article presents a service robotic system for disabled people. SAM is a mobile platform that grasps any textured object in an apartment-like environment. The object grasping is realized with a robotic arm, mounted onto the mobile unit. Thanks to the stereo rig on the armpsilas gripper, the user defines the object to grasp on a remote screen, in a very simple way, and the grasping is autonomously performed by visual servoing. The scheduling of the operations is defined and controlled with automatons that are dynamically interpreted with a scenario manager. At last, the communication between the different components is realized with web services through a DPWS layer, providing an efficient solution for sharing data between any device of an intelligent home. Experiments confirm the validity of our approach.

Keywords

GRASPComputer scienceObject (grammar)RobotHuman–computer interactionMobile robotRobotic armService robotSMT placement equipmentScheduling (production processes)

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