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Sensor system of a small biped entertainment robot

Tatsuzo Ishida, Yoshihiro Kuroki

Year
2004
Citations
9

Abstract

Abstract SDR-4X II is the latest prototype model of a small biped entertainment robot. It is the improved model of SDR-4X. In this paper we report on the sensing system of this robot, which is important and essential for a small biped entertainment robot which will be used in the home environment. One technology is the design of the motion sensing system, i.e. the inclination sensor system and the force sensor system which obtains the inclination of the trunk and the foot with force. Another technology is the real-world sensing system. One aspect is the touch sensing system. The robot is used in a normal home environment, so we should strongly consider the safety aspects for human. Another is the vision sensor system. The configuration and the distance image acquisition are explained. Next is the audio sensor system which obtains the sound and the voice information. The hardware system and the direction recognition are explained. These sensing systems are the key to making the biped robot walking and dynamic motion highly stable, and understanding the real-world around the robot. Keywords: HUMANOID ROBOTBIPED ROBOTENTERTAINMENT ROBOTSENSORS

Keywords

RobotHumanoid robotComputer scienceComputer visionArtificial intelligenceKey (lock)SimulationEngineering

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