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Flexible Task Oriented Robot Controls Using the System Entity Structure and Model Base Approach

Tobias Schwatinski, Thorsten Pawletta, Sven Pawletta

Year
2012
Citations
11
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Open access

Abstract

A new method used for developing Flexible Task-oriented robot Controls (FTC) using the System Entity Structure (SES) is introduced. Task-oriented robot controls are based on the composition of atomic tasks aimed at achieving a previously specified goal. Flexible taskoriented controls differ in that the composition of atomic tasks is not fixedly predefined but is composed during the operation of the control based on actual process states and with respect to constraints in the sequence of tasks. The System Entity Structure is an ontology, which can be used for hierarchically representing system compositions. For cooperating robots the paper shows how to generate and execute FTCs specified by an SES and an associated model base (MB).

Keywords

Task (project management)Computer scienceBase (topology)RobotHuman–computer interactionArtificial intelligenceEngineeringSystems engineeringMathematics

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