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Tele-operating a Collaborative Robot for Space Repairs with Virtual Reality

Haoyu Wang, Biao Zhang, Tingshen Zhang, Austin Jakacky

Year
2019
Citations
5

Abstract

The research's objective is to create a technology for tele-operating an industrial collaborative robot to perform maintenance or repair tasks on its own or to cooperate in space with a person. Thus, a device can be repaired with a comparatively inexpensive and intuitive way by teleoperating a robot. We developed a system, called RemoBot, which can control an ABB Yumi collaborative robotic arm (IRB14000) using a virtual reality (VR) device, namely, the HTC VIVE. The system allows a user to control the robot's motion by moving arm while holding the Vive controller. Vive controller, as a human input device, senses the human hand movement and sends to the tele-operating program. The robot motion from Yumi robotic arm were recorded and analyzed for the system performance.

Keywords

RobotRobotic armVirtual realityController (irrigation)Computer scienceHuman–computer interactionRobot controlControl (management)SimulationSpace (punctuation)

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