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A REFERENCE ARCHITECTURE FOR MANAGING VARIABILITY AMONG TELEOPERATED SERVICE ROBOTS

Francisco Ortiz, Juan Ángel Pastor, Diego Alonso, Fernando Losilla

Year
2005
Citations
6

Abstract

Abstract: Teleoperated robots are used to perform hazardous tasks that human operators cannot carry out. The purpose of this paper is to present a new architecture (ACROSET) for the development of these systems that takes into account the current advances in robotic architectures while adopting the component-oriented approach. ACROSET provides a common framework for developing this kind of robotized systems and for integrating intelligent components. The architecture is currently being used, tested and improved in the development of a family of robots, teleoperated cranes and vehicles which perform environmentally friendly cleaning of ship-hull surfaces (the EFTCoR project). 1

Keywords

TeleoperationRobotArchitectureGovernment (linguistics)Service (business)Computer scienceService-oriented architectureE-GovernmentProcess managementBusiness

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