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State of the Art Review on Mobile Robots and Manipulators for Humanitarian Demining

Lino Marques, Anı́bal T. de Almeida, Manuel Armada, Roemí Fernández, Héctor Montes, P. González, Yvan Baudoin

Year
2016
Citations
14

Abstract

Abstract- Robotics solutions properly sized with suitable modularized structure and well adapted to local conditions of dangerous unstructured areas can greatly improve the safety of personnel as well as the work efficiency, productivity and flexibility. In this sense, mobile systems equipped with manipulators for detecting and locating antipersonnel landmines are considered of most importance towards autonomous/semi-autonomous mine location in a proficient, reliable, safer and effective way. This paper reviews the most relevant literature and previous research activity regarding mobile robots and manipulators for humanitarian demining. I.

Keywords

Flexibility (engineering)SAFERRoboticsMobile robotArtificial intelligenceRobotState (computer science)Computer scienceEngineeringComputer security

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