DocumentCode
724490
Title
Design of an omnibearing mobile self-stationary pan-tilt
Author
Xuan Zeyuan ; Ye Xianghao ; Xu Chenglu ; Xie Shuailin
Author_Institution
Northeastern Univ., Shenyang, China
fYear
2015
fDate
23-25 May 2015
Firstpage
5155
Lastpage
5159
Abstract
In order to solve the fixed pan-tilt´s blind spots problem, expand the scope of monitoring, realize the visual tracking, we designed a new type of omnibearing mobile self-stationary pan-tilt based on the control concept of visual servo. In visual studio platform, using c++ language for software development, the automatic close target and automatic target tracking algorithm was completed. Using the modular design idea, we designed hand held three-degree-of-freedom self-stabilization pan-tilt module, omnibearing collapsible mobile platform module and remote control module, and each module can work together or independently. Self-stationary pan-tilt consists of the omnibearing collapsible mobile platform and hand held three-degree-of-freedom self-stabilization pan-tilt. It can realize omnibearing movement, wireless transmission synchronously between video and control signal, stationary track shoot, tracking shoot, autonomous line feed and other functions. Embedded platform which based on the STM32F407 micro controller is used as the self-stationary pan-tilt´s decision and control kernel. Remote control system provides human-computer interaction interface such as the upper machine, handle, which realize target crossing, stationary track shoot, target monitoring and other tasks conveniently.
Keywords
C++ language; digital control; microcontrollers; mobile robots; object tracking; robot vision; servomechanisms; stability; target tracking; telerobotics; C++ language; STM32F407 microcontroller; automatic close target; automatic target tracking algorithm; autonomous line feed; control kernel; control signal; embedded platform; fixed pan-tilt blind spots problem; human-computer interaction interface; omnibearing collapsible mobile platform module; omnibearing mobile self-stationary pan-tilt design; remote control module; software development; stationary track shoot; three-degree-of-freedom self-stabilization pan-tilt module; tracking shoot; visual servo control concept; visual studio platform; visual tracking; wireless transmission; Mobile communication; Robot kinematics; Servomotors; Target tracking; Visualization; Remote control; Self-stabilization; Telerobotics; Visual servo;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Control and Decision Conference (CCDC), 2015 27th Chinese
Conference_Location
Qingdao
Print_ISBN
978-1-4799-7016-2
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/CCDC.2015.7162792
Filename
7162792
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