A Voice Operated Tour Planning System for Autonomous Mobile Robots
Charles V. Smith, Michael Doran, Thomas G. Thomas
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
Control systems driven by voice recognition software have been implemented before but lacked the context driven approach to generate relevant responses and actions. A partially voice activated control system for mobile robotics is presented that allows an autonomous robot to interact with people and the environment in a meaningful way, while dynamically creating customized tours. Many existing control systems also require substantial training for voice application. The system proposed requires little to no training and is adaptable to chaotic environments. The traversable area is mapped once and from that map a fully customized route is generated to the user
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