Virtual Devices and Intelligent Gripper Control in Robotics
H.R. Nicholls, J.J. Rowland, Kim A. Sharp
- Year
- 1989
- Citations
- 11
Abstract
SUMMARY This paper is concerned with the design of intelligent subsystems that interface actuators and sensors to intelligent supervisors for robot work-cells. Benefits of our approach include removal of low level computation and stringent real-time constraints from the superviser, potential for combining and interpreting information from sensor combinations, and provision of a uniform information interface for disparate devices. Our approach to the design and organisation of these subsystems is based on the concept of virtual devices . We demonstrate the applicability of the concept by describing the design and implementation of an intelligent controller for a sensory gripper.
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