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Steering-by-Tether and Modular Architecture for Human-Following Robot

Kwan-hoon Kim, Jun‐Uk Chu, Yun-Jung Lee

Year
2006
Citations
3

Abstract

Conventional human-following robots usually have complex a sensing mechanism, involving a camera, laser range finder, and ultrasonic sensor in order to detect and follow a human. Thus, to simplify this mechanism, the present paper proposes a new architecture for a human-following robot that includes a tether for the robot steering. The proposed robot has a simple structure that consists of driving modules and a steering module. To communicate more effectively, ZigBee wireless communication technology is also implemented

Keywords

Modular designRobotComputer scienceWirelessMechanism (biology)ArchitectureHuman–robot interactionMobile robotEmbedded systemSimulation

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