This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an operator's joystick to facilitate collision free teleoperation. Optical flow is measured by a pair of wide angle cameras on board the vehicle and used to generate a virtual environmental force that is reflected to the user through the joystick, as well as feeding back into the control of the vehicle. We show that the proposed control is dissipative and prevents the vehicle colliding with the environment as well as providing the operator with a natural feel for the remote environment. Experimental results are provided on the InsectBot holonomic vehicle platform
Chapter 19: Aerial Navigation and Optic Flow Sensing: A Biorobotic Approach / Nicolas Franceschini, ...
Telepresence is a critical problem in robotic teleoperation systems. For the sake of collision avoid...
This paper considers the question providing effective feedback of vehicle dynamic forces to a pilot ...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from\ud a moving robot to provide force feedback to\ud a...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
International audienceWe address some of the control problems involved in insects' and robots' visua...
International audienceFlying insects and birds are able to fly smartly in an unpredictable environme...
International audienceWe address some of the control problems involved in insects' and robots' visua...
International audienceFlying insects and birds are able to fly smartly in an unpredictable environme...
A fundamental capability of any navigation system is the perception of potential contact with surfac...
Chapter 19: Aerial Navigation and Optic Flow Sensing: A Biorobotic Approach / Nicolas Franceschini, ...
Chapter 19: Aerial Navigation and Optic Flow Sensing: A Biorobotic Approach / Nicolas Franceschini, ...
Telepresence is a critical problem in robotic teleoperation systems. For the sake of collision avoid...
This paper considers the question providing effective feedback of vehicle dynamic forces to a pilot ...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from\ud a moving robot to provide force feedback to\ud a...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
This paper proposes the use of optical flow from a moving robot to provide force feedback to an oper...
International audienceWe address some of the control problems involved in insects' and robots' visua...
International audienceFlying insects and birds are able to fly smartly in an unpredictable environme...
International audienceWe address some of the control problems involved in insects' and robots' visua...
International audienceFlying insects and birds are able to fly smartly in an unpredictable environme...
A fundamental capability of any navigation system is the perception of potential contact with surfac...
Chapter 19: Aerial Navigation and Optic Flow Sensing: A Biorobotic Approach / Nicolas Franceschini, ...
Chapter 19: Aerial Navigation and Optic Flow Sensing: A Biorobotic Approach / Nicolas Franceschini, ...
Telepresence is a critical problem in robotic teleoperation systems. For the sake of collision avoid...
This paper considers the question providing effective feedback of vehicle dynamic forces to a pilot ...