Toward fully autonomous mobile manipulation for industrial environments

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2017
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Abstract
This work presents a concept for autonomous mobile manipulation in industrial environments. Utilizing autonomy enables an unskilled human worker to easily configure a complex robotics system in a setup phase before carrying out fetch and carry operations in the execution phase. In order to perform the given tasks in real industrial production sites, we propose a robotic system consisting of a mobile platform, a torque-controlled manipulator, and an additional sensor head. Multiple sensors are attached which allow for perception of the environment and the objects to be manipulated. This is essential for coping with uncertainties in real-world application. In order to provide an easy-to-use and flexible system, we present a modular software concept which is handled and organized by a hierarchical flow control depending on the given task and environmental requirements. The presented concept for autonomous mobile manipulation is implemented exemplary for industrial manipulation tasks and proven by real-world application in a water pump production site. Furthermore, the concept has also been applied to other robotic systems and other domains for planetary exploration with a rover.
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Authors Dömel, Andreas;Kriegel, Simon;Kaßecker, Michael;Brucker, Manuel;Bodenmüller, Tim;Suppa, Michael;
Journal international journal of advanced robotic systems
Year 2017
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https://doi.org/10.1177/1729881417718588
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Technology environmental effects of industries and plants renewable energy sources environmental sciences social sciences (general) social sciences electronics meteorology. climatology environmental engineering sociology (general) electronic computers. computer science geography. anthropology. recreation environmental technology. sanitary engineering military science disasters and engineering

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