DocumentCode
2435691
Title
Implementation of unconsciousness movements for mobile robot by using sonar sensor
Author
Emaru, Takanori ; Tsuchiya, Takeshi
Author_Institution
Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo
fYear
2007
fDate
17-20 Oct. 2007
Firstpage
96
Lastpage
101
Abstract
Generally, animals have multiple sensoria, but they cannot process all environmental insults because their ability of processing the environmental information from sensoria is limited. However, all animals seem to be acting appropriately in complex environments. This is not because animals process all environmental information, but because they can decide flexibly the order of what to do first and can utilize efficiently a limited resource. In other words, animals can ignore efficiently extraneous matter. In this paper, we attempt to implement the schema of "IGNORE" in order to utilize a limited resource of autonomous mobile robot by using the concept of consciousness. Especially, we focus on the unconsciousness movements such as obstacle avoidance or speed control of autonomous mobile robot. If these functions were implemented without heavy load to the system, the whole performance of the robot system will be increase. In this paper, we implement the unconsciousness movements by using poor sensor and processor. Furthermore, we consider the possibility to construct a fruitful combination of conscious and unconscious movements.
Keywords
collision avoidance; mobile robots; sensors; sonar signal processing; autonomous mobile robot; conscious movement; consciousness concept; obstacle avoidance; poor sensor; robot system; sonar sensor; speed control; unconsciousness movement; Animals; Automatic control; Mobile robots; Path planning; Robot kinematics; Robot sensing systems; Sampling methods; Sensor systems; Sonar; Velocity control; autonomous mobile robot; obstacle avoidance; unconscious movements;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Control, Automation and Systems, 2007. ICCAS '07. International Conference on
Conference_Location
Seoul
Print_ISBN
978-89-950038-6-2
Electronic_ISBN
978-89-950038-6-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ICCAS.2007.4406887
Filename
4406887
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