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Smart Modular Robot Based ROS And Contents Utilizing Smart Blocks Development (스마트블록을 활용한 ROS기반 스마트 모듈형 로봇 및 콘텐츠 개발)

  • Won, JinSub;an, jaeyong;Oh, Junhyeok;Kim, Dong-Yeon;Lim, Tae Yoon;Hwang, Jun Ho;Woo, Deok Ha;Lee, Seok
    • Proceedings of the Korea Information Processing Society Conference
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    • 2019.10a
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    • pp.540-542
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    • 2019
  • 본 논문에서는 스마트블록 모듈을 활용한 스마트 모듈형 로봇 및 관련 콘텐츠인 자율주행로봇, 탐지 로봇 콘텐츠를 개발하였다. 스마트 모듈형 로봇의 H/W, S/W개발 및 스마트블록 모듈의 콘텐츠 활용방법 제안한다.

Reducing the Minimum Turning Radius of the 2WS/2WD In-Wheel Platform through the Active Steering Angle Generation of the Rear-wheel Independently Driven In-Wheel Motor (후륜 독립 구동 인 휠 모터의 능동적 조향각 생성을 통한 2WS/2WD In-Wheel 플랫폼의 최소회전 반경 감소)

  • Taehyun Kim;Daekyu Hwang;Bongsang Kim;Seonghee Lee;Heechang Moon
    • The Journal of Korea Robotics Society
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    • v.18 no.3
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    • pp.299-307
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    • 2023
  • In the midst of accelerating wars around the world, unmanned robot technology that can guarantee the safety of human life is emerging. ERP-42 is a modular platform that can be used according to the application. In the field of defense, it can be used for transporting supplies, reconnaissance and surveillance, and medical evacuation in conflict areas. Due to the nature of the military environment, atypical environments are predominant, and in such environments, the platform's path followability is an important part of mission performance. This paper focuses on reducing the minimum turning radius in terms of improving path followability. The minimum turning radius of the existing 2WS/2WD in-wheel platform was reduced by increasing the torque of the independent driving in-wheel motor on the rear wheel to generate oversteer. To determine the degree of oversteer, two GPS were attached to the center of the front and rear wheelbases and measured. A closed-loop speed control method was used to maintain a constant rotational speed of each wheel despite changes in load or torque.

A 3-D Vision Sensor Implementation on Multiple DSPs TMS320C31 (다중 TMS320C31 DSP를 사용한 3-D 비젼센서 Implementation)

  • Oksenhendler, V.;Bensrhair, Abdelaziz;Miche, Pierre;Lee, Sang-Goog
    • Journal of Sensor Science and Technology
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    • v.7 no.2
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    • pp.124-130
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    • 1998
  • High-speed 3D vision systems are essential for autonomous robot or vehicle control applications. In our study, a stereo vision process has been developed. It consists of three steps : extraction of edges in right and left images, matching corresponding edges and calculation of the 3D map. This process is implemented in a VME 150/40 Imaging Technology vision system. It is a modular system composed by a display, an acquisition, a four Mbytes image frame memory, and three computational cards. Programmable accelerator computational modules are running at 40 MHz and are based on TMS320C31 DSP with a $64{\times}32$ bit instruction cache and two $1024{\times}32$ bit internal RAMs. Each is equipped with 512 Kbytes static RAM, 4 Mbytes image memory, 1 Mbytes flash EEPROM and a serial port. Data transfers and communications between modules are provided by three 8 bit global video bus, and three local configurable pipeline 8 bit video bus. The VME bus is dedicated to system management. Tasks between DSPs are distributed as follows: two DSPs are used to edges detection, one for the right image and the other for the left one. The last processor computes the matching process and the 3D calculation. With $512{\times}512$ pixels images, this sensor generates dense 3D maps at a rate of about 1 Hz depending of the scene complexity. Results can surely be improved by using a special suited multiprocessors cards.

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Multi-functional Automated Cultivation for House Melon;Development of Tele-robotic System (시설멜론용 다기능 재배생력화 시스템;원격 로봇작업 시스템 개발)

  • Im, D.H.;Kim, S.C.;Cho, S.I.;Chung, S.C.;Hwang, H.
    • Journal of Biosystems Engineering
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    • v.33 no.3
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    • pp.186-195
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    • 2008
  • In this paper, a prototype tele-operative system with a mobile base was developed in order to automate cultivation of house melon. A man-machine interactive hybrid decision-making system via tele-operative task interface was proposed to overcome limitations of computer image recognition. Identifying house melon including position data from the field image was critical to automate cultivation. And it was not simple especially when melon is covered partly by leaves and stems. The developed system was composed of 5 major modules: (a) main remote monitoring and task control module, (b) wireless remote image acquisition and data transmission module, (c) three-wheel mobile base mounted with a 4 dof articulated type robot manipulator (d) exchangeable modular type end tools, and (e) melon storage module. The system was operated through the graphic user interface using touch screen monitor and wireless data communication among operator, computer, and machine. Once task was selected from the task control and monitoring module, the analog signal of the color image of the field was captured and transmitted to the host computer using R.F. module by wireless. A sequence of algorithms to identify location and size of a melon was performed based on the local image processing. Laboratory experiment showed the developed prototype system showed the practical feasibility of automating various cultivating tasks of house melon.

Development of Automatic Module Changer for Farmbot (팜봇과 연동하는 작업기 자동체결 장치 개발)

  • Kwon, Junhyuk;Lee, Myungho;Cho, Hyungho;Hong, Hyunggil;Cho, Yongjun;Yun, Haeyong;Oh, Jangseok;Park, Huichang;Gang, Minsu
    • Journal of the Korean Society of Manufacturing Process Engineers
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    • v.20 no.12
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    • pp.30-35
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    • 2021
  • In this study, we developed an automatic module changer for agricultural implements for using in unmanned agricultural robots. An automatic module changer is attached by lowering from the top to bottom of the implements and fixing the four fastener bars attached to the implements in combination. The lift function was implemented using seesaw-type structures to keep the engagement point constant when the automatic module changer climbs and descends, and the switching function of the automatic module changer was implemented using the link device in the cam structure. We developed an algorithm to check the presence of attachment and opening/closing of the workpiece using limit switches and verified the performance through combination assessment and weight lift test to assess whether the combination was within the error range.