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User centered framework for intuitive robot programming

Andreas Pichler, Martin Ankerl

Year
2010
Citations
6

Abstract

In this paper, we present a prototypical system as platform for a new generation of robotic workers. Dealing with customization, individualization and finally customer driven batch sizes of products of highest quality requires robot technologies that are able to compensate uncertainties inherent in processes and environment. Furthermore, it requires technologies allowing intuitive access to robotic system components without being a robot expert. The main contribution of the paper is a novel framework for robotic workers combining perception, autonomous planning and a user-centered design of human-robot interaction. We also present an industrial interface that allows the operator to immerse into complex industrial robot processes and to transfer task knowledge and strategies for commanding robots on a high-level. The framework and its embedded methods have been implemented and evaluated in a bin picking scenario for small batch sizes.

Keywords

RobotComputer sciencePersonalizationHuman–computer interactionIndustrial robotInterface (matter)Task (project management)Artificial intelligenceEngineeringSystems engineering

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