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Telerobotic management system: coordinating multiple human operators with multiple robots

Jamie King, Raymond Pretty, Brendan Brothers, Raymond G. Gosine

Year
2003
Citations
3

Abstract

This paper describes an application called the Tele-robotic management system (TMS) for coordinating multiple operators with multiple robots for applications such as underground mining. TMS utilizes several graphical interfaces to allow the user to define a partially ordered plan for multiple robots. This plan is then converted to a Petri net for execution and monitoring. TMS uses a distributed framework to allow robots and operators to easily integrate with the applications. This framework allows robots and operators to join the network and advertise their capabilities through services. TMS then decides whether tasks should be dispatched to a robot or a remote operator based on the services offered by the robots and operators.

Keywords

RobotComputer sciencePlan (archaeology)Petri netDistributed computingOperator (biology)Human–computer interactionArtificial intelligenceReal-time computingEmbedded system

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