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Development of human-machine interface in disaster-purposed search robot systems that serve as surrogates for human

Xin-Zhi Zheng, K. Tsuchiya, Tetsuo Sawaragi, K. Osuka, Katsuyoshi Tsujita, Y. Horiguchi, Shinya Aoi

Year
2004
Citations
22

Abstract

This research project, as a part of special project for earthquake disaster mitigation in urban areas initiated by the MEXT, aims to extend the existing robotics and human interface technologies and to establish a novel human-machine interacting structure to enable effective use of semi-autonomous robots in place of humans for searching survivors from rubble under human remote instructions. Collaboration and coordination of the human and robot intelligence and skills are to be developed from both hardware and software viewpoints to make the results of this project contribute to improvement of the search technology, an important issue in the urban robot-assisted search and rescue activities. Research efforts and results are described in this paper.

Keywords

Urban search and rescueViewpointsRobotHuman–robot interactionRubbleRescue robotSearch and rescueInterface (matter)Computer scienceRobotics

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