MANIPULATION
Controlling robots on-orbit
Craig R. Carignan, J. Corde Lane, Phil Churchill
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
Space and underwater vehicles with robotic manipulators can severely tax the capability of conventional control architectures. In this report, the control system and operator interface for a submersible vehicle used in microgravity simulation are examined. The architecture of the onboard controller and the control station are described as well as the vehicle/operator communications. The control approach is demonstrated on the Ranger Neutral Buoyancy Vehicle (NBV) currently in operation at the Space Systems Laboratory at the University of Maryland.
Keywords
RobotOperator (biology)Controller (irrigation)Mobile robotTeleroboticsInterface (matter)Control systemComputer scienceBuoyancyArchitecture
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