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Master assisted cooperative control of human and robot

Toshiro Noritsugu, Eiji Inoue

Year
2002
Citations
2

Abstract

A cooperative control approach between human and robot takes an important role to carry out various tasks in hazardous environments or space. In this case, a robot is operated based on the cooperation between direct human control and autonomous robot control. In this study, a neural network is introduced for cooperating process between human control and robot control in order to optimize the degree of cooperation of human and robot. The degree of participation of human operator into the control is determined based on a reference cooperative model which expresses desired human and robot cooperative form. The experiment has executed the contacting tasks for the various object walls using a two-degrees of freedom Cartesian robot. The results indicate the availability of the proposed cooperating method for the cooperative control of human and robot.

Keywords

RobotRobot controlHuman–robot interactionComputer scienceProcess (computing)Control (management)Cartesian coordinate robotControl engineeringCartesian coordinate systemObject (grammar)

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