This paper describes the main aims of a new research project concerned with the implementation of automatic error recovery facilities in industrial robotics. An approach is discussed in which an existing manufacturing work cell is to be enhanced by the addition of a task event model contained in an error recovery knowledge base. This paper outlines the main design issues involved in this work. Reasons why conventional fault tolerance techniques are inadequate are given and the industrial application is explained. A particular approach to sensory monitoring and error diagnosis is described. The proposed system has more similarities with sensory driven expert systems than with body modelling contingency planners
Abstract—The ability to recover from errors is necessary for robots to cope with unexpected situatio...
This paper deals with human error resistance. In the first part of it, a short state-of-the-art of h...
This chapter describes a framework for the development of a diagnosis methodology for industrial man...
This paper describes the main aims of a new research project concerned with the implementation of au...
Error recovery is the detection and correction of abnormal events or conditions in the operation of ...
Error recovery is the detection and correction of abnormal events or conditions in the operation of ...
Reliability is a serious problem in computer controlled robot systems. Although robots serve success...
This paper attempts to provide an overview of techniques and approaches to error recovery, both in a...
Moving robots from their carefully designed and encapsulated work cells into the open, less structur...
The need for fault tolerant mechanisms in flexible manufacturing systems is described and previous w...
The need for fault tolerant mechanisms in flexible manufacturing systems is described and previous w...
Fault tolerance is of increasing importance for modern autonomous industrial robots. The ability to ...
Fault tolerance is of increasing importance for modern robots. The ability to detect and tolerate fa...
Abstract — A matter of course for the researchers and de-velopers of state-of-the-art technology for...
This chapter describes a framework for the development of a diagnosis methodology for industrial man...
Abstract—The ability to recover from errors is necessary for robots to cope with unexpected situatio...
This paper deals with human error resistance. In the first part of it, a short state-of-the-art of h...
This chapter describes a framework for the development of a diagnosis methodology for industrial man...
This paper describes the main aims of a new research project concerned with the implementation of au...
Error recovery is the detection and correction of abnormal events or conditions in the operation of ...
Error recovery is the detection and correction of abnormal events or conditions in the operation of ...
Reliability is a serious problem in computer controlled robot systems. Although robots serve success...
This paper attempts to provide an overview of techniques and approaches to error recovery, both in a...
Moving robots from their carefully designed and encapsulated work cells into the open, less structur...
The need for fault tolerant mechanisms in flexible manufacturing systems is described and previous w...
The need for fault tolerant mechanisms in flexible manufacturing systems is described and previous w...
Fault tolerance is of increasing importance for modern autonomous industrial robots. The ability to ...
Fault tolerance is of increasing importance for modern robots. The ability to detect and tolerate fa...
Abstract — A matter of course for the researchers and de-velopers of state-of-the-art technology for...
This chapter describes a framework for the development of a diagnosis methodology for industrial man...
Abstract—The ability to recover from errors is necessary for robots to cope with unexpected situatio...
This paper deals with human error resistance. In the first part of it, a short state-of-the-art of h...
This chapter describes a framework for the development of a diagnosis methodology for industrial man...