Title :
Intelligent power assistant manipulator usable for diseaster
Author :
Dai, Yingda ; Konishi, Masami ; Imai, Jun
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. & Electron. Eng., Okayama Univ.
Abstract :
This paper presents experiments on assistant manipulator system for solving the problem of rescue activities. A dynamic neural network model was implemented in a humanoid robot manipulator, based on the recurrent neural network model (RNN model) evaluated by agent parts. The proposed robot manipulator system with dual 2-dof robot arms, can be tele-operated by human and are able to move cooperatively. Human operates the master arm that enlarge the action of human, and the slave arm based on the agent system follows the master cooperatively. Each joints of the manipulator are respectively provided a learning method to optimize its movement by training RNN model. The experiments showed that the proposed RNN model can regenerate each pattern synchronously with the master manipulator after the robot multiple trajectory movement. And the simulation results show the effectiveness of the approach, and that the proposed RNN model can successfully learn the inverse dynamics of robot manipulators, performing accurate tracking for a general trajectory
Keywords :
control engineering computing; disasters; humanoid robots; learning (artificial intelligence); manipulator dynamics; multi-agent systems; position control; recurrent neural nets; service robots; telerobotics; dual 2-dof robot arms; humanoid robot manipulator; intelligent power assistant manipulator; learning method; multiagent system; recurrent neural network model; rescue activities; robot multiple trajectory movement; Humanoid robots; Humans; Intelligent robots; Learning systems; Manipulator dynamics; Master-slave; Neural networks; Optimization methods; Power system modeling; Recurrent neural networks; agent system; cooperative motion control; master-slave manipulator; power assistant; recurrent neural network (RNN);
Conference_Titel :
SICE-ICASE, 2006. International Joint Conference
Conference_Location :
Busan
Print_ISBN :
89-950038-4-7
Electronic_ISBN :
89-950038-5-5
DOI :
10.1109/SICE.2006.315540