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A Unified Ground Control and Programming Methodology for Space Robotics Applications - Demonstrations on ETS-VII

G. Hirzinger, B. Brunner, Roberto Lampariello, K. Landzettel, G. Schreiber, Bernhard-Michael Steinmetz

Year
2000
Citations
11

Abstract

The paper outlines the main features of DLR’s ground control station for space robotics applications. It combines sensorbased task-level teleprogramming with the features of teleoperation and shared autonomy. The teaching by showing approach is the key to a easy-to-use programming interface at different levels of space robot controlling. This approach has led to a modular task-directed programming scheme, which provides a very flexible architecture to adapt the applicationspecific requirements to a given controlling scheme. To demonstrate the power of our system, we describe the results of the GETEX experiment, which was performed in April ’99 at the first free-floating space robot on NASDA’s ETS-VII satellite 1 .

Keywords

TeleoperationRoboticsTask (project management)Modular designArtificial intelligenceTeleroboticsComputer scienceRobotInterface (matter)Key (lock)

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