MANIPULATION
An advanced control framework for a class of distributed real-time systems
Insop Song, Fakhri Karray, Federico Guedea-Elizalde
- Year
- 2004
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
This paper describes the design and development of a distributed robotic system. Each subsystem is built, tested separately and then integrated, using middleware standard, CORBA. Using middleware reduces the burden of network programming, error, and complication ut' integration, and increases reusability and portability. CORBA is the major and leading standard fur distributed platforms. Our approuch is to deploy CORBA to integrate distributed robotic and automatic control systems. To show the feasibility of our system, small blocks are grasped and moved by the manipulation robot.
Keywords
Common Object Request Broker ArchitectureSoftware portabilityMiddleware (distributed applications)Computer scienceReusabilityObject request brokerEmbedded systemDistributed computingDistributed control systemRobot
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