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Multi-level manual and autonomous control superposition for intelligent telerobot

Shigeoki Hirai, Teppei Sato

Year
1989
Citations
2

Abstract

Space telerobots are recognized to require cooperation with human operators in various ways. Multi-level manual and autonomous control superposition in telerobot task execution is described. The object model, the structured master-slave manipulation system, and the motion understanding system are proposed to realize the concept. The object model offers interfaces for task level and object level human intervention. The structured master-slave manipulation system offers interfaces for motion level human intervention. The motion understanding system maintains the consistency of the knowledge through all the levels which supports the robot autonomy while accepting the human intervention. The superposing execution of the teleoperational task at multi-levels realizes intuitive and robust task execution for wide variety of objects and in changeful environment. The performance of several examples of operating chemical apparatuses is shown.

Keywords

Task (project management)Object (grammar)Human–computer interactionComputer scienceTeleroboticsRobotVariety (cybernetics)Motion (physics)Artificial intelligenceControl (management)

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