Title :
Assistive Trajectories for Human-in-the-Loop Mobile Robotic Platforms
Author :
Michael Gillham;Gareth Howells;Stephen Kelly
Author_Institution :
Sch. of Eng. &
Abstract :
Autonomous and semi-autonomous smoothly interruptible trajectories are developed which are highly suitable for application in tele-operated mobile robots, operator on-board military mobile ground platforms, and other mobility assistance platforms. These trajectories will allow a navigational system to provide assistance to the operator in the loop, for purpose built robots or remotely operated platforms. This will allow the platform to function well beyond the line-of-sight of the operator, enabling remote operation inside a building, surveillance, or advanced observations whilst keeping the operator in a safe location. In addition, on-board operators can be assisted to navigate without collision when distracted, or under-fire, or when physically disabled by injury.
Keywords :
"Trajectory","Robots","Collision avoidance","Vehicles","Wheels","Three-dimensional displays","Kinematics"
Conference_Titel :
Emerging Security Technologies (EST), 2015 Sixth International Conference on
DOI :
10.1109/EST.2015.19