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A miniature robotic system for reconnaissance and surveillance

Dean F. Hougen, S. Benjaafar, J. Bonney, John Budenske, Miroslav Dvořák, Maria Gini, H. B. French, Donald G. Krantz, P.Y. Li, F. Malver, Bradley J. Nelson, Nikos Papanikolopoulos, Paul E. Rybski, S.A. Stoeter, Richard M. Voyles, K.B. Yesin

发表年份
2002
引用次数
145

摘要

Presents a miniature robotic system ("scout") useful for reconnaissance and surveillance missions. A large number of scout robots are deployed and controlled by humans and/or larger "ranger" robots. The specially designed and constructed scouts are extremely small (roughly 116cc volume) yet are readily deployable (by tossing or launching), have multiple mobility modes, have multiple sensing capabilities, can transmit and receive data and instructions, and have a limited capability for autonomous action. The rangers are significantly larger vehicles, based on a commercial-off-the-shelf platform, augmented with scout launchers, radios, and additional sensors. Together, the scouts and rangers form a hierarchical team capable of carrying out complex missions in a wide variety of environments.

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RobotComputer scienceVariety (cybernetics)Boy ScoutsReal-time computingVolume (thermodynamics)Human–computer interactionArtificial intelligenceGeography

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