Foundations of Robotics Seminar, June 4
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A mobile hyper redundant mechanism for search and rescue tasks
Alon Wolf
3305 Newell-Simon
Hall
Refreshments 4:15 pm
Talk 4:30 pm
A mobile hyper redundant mechanism for search and rescue tasks
A. Wolf, H. B. Brown, R. Casciola, A. Costa, M. Schwerin, E. Shamas, H.
Choset
In this seminar we introduce a new concept of a search and rescue robotic
system that is composed of an elephant trunk-like robot mounted on a
mobile base. This system is capable not only of inspecting areas reachable
by the mobile base but also to inspect unreachable areas such as small
cracks, and pipes, using the camera mounted on its elephant trunk robot.
In the talk we describe the mechanical structure of the elephant trunk
robot, the kinematic analysis of the structure, the robot control, and its
human interface systems.
A demo of the robotic system will be given at the end/beginning of the
talk.
For appointments, please
contact Alon Wolf (alonw@andrew.cmu.edu).
The Robotics Institute is part of the School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University.