A Novel Lightweight Underwater Manipulator Based on ROS2 for Reliable Intervention
Fei Wang, Haixin Liu, Lin Cao, Feng Xie, Guangming Song, Aiguo Song
- Year
- 2024
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
Underwater manipulators are essential for the inspection and maintenance of underwater structures, requiring both compliance and safe intervention. Thus, we have developed a novel lightweight underwater manipulator based on ROS2 to safely interact with underwater environments. Firstly, the new underwater manipulator is designed with 6-DoF, equipped with a 6-axis F/ T sensor, binocular camera, and various end-effectors. Then, a ROS2-based control system is implemented for robot admittance control, underwater image acquisition, and teleoperation. Underwater experiments on automated contact and teleoperated contact with the environment were conducted in a laboratory pool. The novel underwater manipulator, employing admittance control and teleoperation methods, demonstrates its effectiveness and facilitates reliable intervention during underwater structure inspection and maintenance.
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