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1-ms sensory-motor fusion system

Akio Namiki, Yoshihiro Nakabo, Idaku Ishii, Masatoshi Ishikawa

Year
2000
Citations
54

Abstract

To achieve robotic manipulation tasks in the real world in which there are dynamic changes in an environment, we have developed a high-speed sensory-motor fusion system consisting of a multiprocessor system, a massively parallel active vision, and a multifingered hand-arm. This 1-ms sensory-motor fusion system has the following three features: 1) 1-ms high-speed visual and force feedback to deal with changes in the real world environment; 2) heterogeneous sensor fusion to process a multiple environments; and 3) hierarchical parallel processing architecture to perform multiple tasks. These features allow dynamic motion in the real-world environment.

Keywords

Computer scienceSensory systemMultiprocessingProcess (computing)Sensor fusionFusionMotion (physics)Artificial intelligenceReal-time computingParallel computing

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