Proof-of-concept modular robot platform for cauliflower harvesting
Frederico Belmonte Klein, Alfred Wilmot, Virginia F. Tejada, B.L. Rodriguez, I. Gonzalez Requena, Stephan Busch, A. Rondepierre, Taha Auzeeri, T. Sauerwald, W.F.P. Andrews, Hail Z. Rihan, Michael P. Fuller, Martin F. Stoelen
- 发表年份
- 2019
- 引用次数
- 10
摘要
This paper presents a proof-of-concept platform for demonstrating robotic harvesting of summer-varieties of cauliflower, and early tests performed under laboratory conditions. The platform is designed to be modular and has two dexterous robotic arms with variable-stiffness technology. The bi-manual configuration enables the separation of grasping and cutting behaviours into separate robot manipulators. By exploiting the passive compliance of the variable-stiffness arms, the system can operate with both grasping and cutting tool close to the ground. Multiple 3D vision cameras are used to track the cauliflowers in real-time, and to attempt to assess the maturity. Early experiments with the platform in the laboratory highlight the potential and challenges of the platform.
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