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High performance architecture for robot control

Eric Byler, John Peterson

Year
1987
Citations
4

Abstract

Practical aspects of the design and implementation of a modular, high performance, parallel computer control system for telerobots are discussed. Topics of consideration include system architecture, operator interface, and control execution. In a laboratory environment, a telerobotics test control configuration is used to obtain measurements on communications and control loop timing for use in an effective full scale operational system design. The feasibility of the selected architectural approach has been successfully demonstrated. The modularity of the software and hardware enables ease of transport for use in the operational system. The distributed partioning of the control algorithms and the performance measurements acquired during control system implementation are discussed.

Keywords

Modular designModularity (biology)Real-time Control System SoftwareComputer scienceControl systemInterface (matter)Control (management)ArchitectureSoftwareSystems architecture

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