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Development of Vision-based Teleoperation System with Application to Band Attachment.

Masahiko Mikawa, Koichi Yoshida, Mizuki Tanno, Nobuyuki Yoshizawa, Michito Matsumoto

Year
2000
Citations
2
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Abstract

We are studying an intelligent vision-based teleoperation system, which does several works around a telephone pole. This system has following two features for a low cost and a high reliability. One is that this system has several special exchangeable work modules, which have suitable structures for each work. The other is that we do not aim to realize a full automatic system but a half automatic one, that is occasionally supported by the operator. Moreover, a control software is based on GUI (Graphic User Interface) and easy for the operator to instruct the system intuitively.In this paper, we treat a work, where a metallic band is attached to a telephone pole, and describe a new band that has a new structure and is suitable for our teleoperation system, a new work module for attaching the band to the telephone pole, a basic configuration of the teleoperation system and a vision-based method for making the work module attached to a robot end-effector achieve a desired position of the telephone pole and attaching the band. We evaluated the precision of the positioning task by doing experiments of attaching the band repeatedly.

Keywords

TeleoperationComputer scienceTask (project management)SoftwareRobotOperator (biology)Interface (matter)TeleroboticsWork (physics)Control system

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