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Spatially Situated End-User Robot Programming in Augmented Reality

Michal Kapinus, Vítězslav Beran, Zdeněk Materna, Daniel Bambušek

Year
2019
Citations
20

Abstract

Nowadays, industrial robots are being programmed using proprietary tools developed by robot manufacturer. A skilled robot programmer is needed to create even as simple task as pick a well-known object and put it somewhere else. Contrary, in every-day life people are using end-user programming to make different electronic devices work in expected manner, without even noticing they are actually programming. We propose augmented reality-enabled end-user programming system allowing regular shop-floor workers to program industrial robotic tasks. The user interface prototype for this system was evaluated in the user study with 7 participants with respect to usability, mental workload and user experience.

Keywords

Human–computer interactionComputer scienceProgrammerUsabilityTask (project management)Augmented realityProgramming by demonstrationWorkloadRobotSituated

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