March 23, 2010
Robovie-IV: For Robot-Human Society
“Through the accumulation of experimental research in our office as well as at a Science Museum, we are beginning to understand the communication features that are necessary for a robot to easily participate in our society. So, in the near future, we will be able to create a robot that can support us in our daily life,” that is the future plan of Intelligent Robotics and Communication Laboratories, the makers of Robovie-IV.
Robovie-IV is a platform for research which has various communication functionalities such as voice dialog and skin sensing. It has a Human Position Recognition by RF Tag and Laser Range Sensor and can change wheeled inverted pendulum mode to normal wheeled mode.
Here are some of its specifications:
Freedom: 3 on head (2 for each eye), 4 for each chest, 2 for wheel up and down, 4 for assist wheel
Sensor: 4 for amnidirection, 2 for Color CCD camera, 1 for Microphone, 56 for skin sensor(whole body), 2 for posture sensor
Movement: wheeled inverted pendulum mechanism and PWS with four casters
Built-in PC : CPU:Pentium-M 2GHz OS:Linux
Power Supply : DC 24V (Ni-Cd)
Click here to read more about Robovie-IV, Intelligent Robotics and Communication Laboratories.
Written by: John
Filed Under: Robot Programming, Robotics
Tags: Accumulation, Casters, Color Ccd Camera, Communication Features, Cpu Pentium, Dialog, Experimental Research, Human Position, Human Society, Intelligent Robotics, Inverted Pendulum, Laser Range Sensor, Os Linux, Pc Cpu, Posture, Power Supply, Pws, Rf Tag, Robot, Science Museum
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