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29 April 2010 Behavior based control of robotic payloads for detection, neutralization, and interrogation of explosive hazards
D. J. Bruemmer, C. W. Nielsen, R. S. Hartley, J. Green
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Abstract
This paper discusses robot behaviors and an interaction scheme between the robot and the operator needed to facilitate both the near and long term future AMDS program goals. The behaviors necessary to meet the AMDS goals include guarded motion, shared control driving, ground scanning with height control, and mobile manipulation capabilities such as automated reaching, object scanning and particulate sampling. The Operator Control Unit (OCU) is also discussed together with innovative concepts for interface design including visualization and tasking tools. The paper also discusses how these behaviors can support the near-term manufacture and deployment of payloads to support dismounted combat missions.
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D. J. Bruemmer, C. W. Nielsen, R. S. Hartley, and J. Green "Behavior based control of robotic payloads for detection, neutralization, and interrogation of explosive hazards", Proc. SPIE 7664, Detection and Sensing of Mines, Explosive Objects, and Obscured Targets XV, 76641F (29 April 2010); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.855188
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Explosives

Land mines

Visualization

Global Positioning System

Human-machine interfaces

Robotics

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