Mission Planning and Execution Control for Intervention Robots
Raja Chatila, Rachid Alami
- Year
- 2008
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Abstract: We describe in this paper a complete architecture for action planning and execution for intervention robots. The architecture is based on a decomposition of the robotic system into a Ground Station that embeds the functions for mission planning and teleprogramming, and an on-board system on the remote robot. This last system is decomposed into two main levels: a \\decisional level " that interprets the mission according to the actual execution context and controls its execution by a \\functional level " embedding the necessary processings for action and perception. The decisional level makes use of PRS, a procedural reasoning system that will be presented. 1
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