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The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec) | 2010

2A1-G18 Study on Path Generation for Robots with Different Driving Systems

Tatsuya Hayashi; Masakazu Uchida; Masaharu Shimizu; Hideaki Yamato; Kiyoshi Irie; Takayuki Furuta; Yasuo Hayashibara

○林達也(千葉工大),内田成一(千葉工大),清水正晴(千葉工大),大和秀彰(千葉工大), 入江清(千葉工大),古田貴之(千葉工大),正 林原靖男(千葉工大) Tatsuya HAYASHI, Masakazu UCHIDA, Masaharu SHIMIZU, Hideaki YAMATO, Kiyoshi IRIE, Takayuki FURUTA, Yasuo HAYASHIBARA, Chiba Institute of Technology, [email protected] In this paper, we discuss on path generation for robots with different driving systems. We are developing RT-component to generate a path for various mobile robots. To develop a reusable component, we propose a method to generate path with hierarchical components. In upper component, it generates universal path according to map data. In lower component, it generates individual path according to characteristics of robot and demands of operator. We indicate the method and confirm its effectiveness through simulations.


The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec) | 2010

2A1-G17 Obstacle Avoidance Algorithm with Potential Method Considering Robot Shape

Souichirou Ito; Masaharu Shimizu; Hideaki Yamato; Kiyoshi Irie; Takayuki Furuta; Yasuo Hayashibara

○伊藤聡一郎(千葉工大),清水正晴(千葉工大),大和秀彰(千葉工大),入江清(千葉工大), 古田貴之(千葉工大),正 林原靖男(千葉工大) Souichirou ITO, Masaharu SHIMIZU, Hideaki YAMATO, Kiyoshi IRIE, Takayuki FURUTA, Yasuo HAYASHIBARA, Chiba Institute of Technology, [email protected] We develop RT component for obstacle avoidance of autonomous mobile robot. Specially, we deal with avoidance algorithm for omni-directional mobile robot. For autonomous robot passes the narrow route, not only position, but also direction of path should be generated according to configuration of environment. To solve this problem, we propose a potential method with translate and rotary motion. In our method, repulsive force is applied to circumference of robot. Therefore, the force is not only applied to the center of gravity of robot. Then, the robot generates rotary motion for avoiding obstacle. By such method, translate and rotate path is generated according to reference model. We introduce a method and confirm its effectiveness by simulations.


The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec) | 2010

1P1-E07 Study on Detection of Foot Using Range Image Sensor

Katsuhiro Ichizawa; Atsuru Fujimoto; Masaharu Shimizu; Hideaki Yamato; Kiyoshi Irie; Takayuki Furuta; Zhidong Wang; Yasuo Hayashibara

○一澤勝弘(千葉工大),藤本与(千葉工大),清水正晴(千葉工大),大和秀彰(千葉工大), 入江清(千葉工大),古田貴之(千葉工大),正 王志東(千葉工大),正 林原靖男(千葉工大) Katsuhiro ICHIZAWA, Atsuru FUJIMOTO, Masaharu SHIMIZU, Hideaki YAMATO, Kiyoshi IRIE, Takayuki FURUTA, ZhiDong WANG, Yasuo HAYASHIBARA, Chiba Institute of Technology, [email protected] In this paper, we discuss on an estimation of foot’s direction using range image sensor. For the robot works with a human cooperatively, a robot should detect human statuses adequately. Specially, the direction of human is one of most important information. To detect the direction of human, we focus the tip of foot. Foot may be detected by range image sensor stably. We propose a method to estimate the position of leg and the angle of foot. Then, we confirm the effectiveness of the method through experiments.


Ieej Transactions on Electronics, Information and Systems | 2000

Biped Locomotion using Multiple Link Virtual Inverted Pendulum Model

Takayuki Furuta; Hideaki Yamato; Masakuni Nagano; Ken Tomiyama


Journal of the Robotics Society of Japan | 2014

Development of the Exploring Robot toward Future Indoor Surveillance Missions in the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant

Takayuki Furuta; Tomoaki Yoshida; Takeshi Nishimura; Hideaki Yamato


Archive | 2009

APPARATUS, METHOD AND PROGRAM FOR ESTIMATING THREE-DIMENSIONAL ATTITUDE

Takayuki Furuta; Hideaki Yamato; 貴之 古田; 秀彰 大和


Journal of robotics and mechatronics | 2012

Attitude Determination by Globally and Asymptotically Stable Estimation of Gyroscope Bias Error with Disturbance Attenuation and Rejection

Hideaki Yamato; Takayuki Furuta; Ken Tomiyama


Journal of robotics and mechatronics | 2010

The Joint Interface of RT Components for Mobile Robots: The Activity Report Inform the Mobile Robot Working Group of the NEDO Intelligent RT Software Project

Masaharu Shimizu; Nobuyuki Kita; Toshihisa Saito; Eijiro Takeuchi; Yusuke Nakajima; Naohito Takegawa; Hiroki Igarashi; Yasuo Hayashibara; Hideaki Yamato; Kengo Toda; Takayuki Furuta; Makoto Mizukawa


Journal of robotics and mechatronics | 1999

Biped Walking Using Multiple-Link Virtual Inverted Pendulum Models

Takayuki Furuta; Hideaki Yamato; Ken Tomiyama


Archive | 2014

Camera Arm System for Disaster Response Robots (2nd Report: A Collision Protection Mechanism for Real-world Missions)

Kengo Toda; Hideaki Yamato; Masaharu Shimizu; Takashi Kodachi; Tomoaki Yoshida; Takeshi Nishimura; Takayuki Furuta

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Kengo Toda

Aoyama Gakuin University

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Ken Tomiyama

Chiba Institute of Technology

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Takashi Kodachi

Chiba Institute of Technology

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Yasuo Hayashibara

Toin University of Yokohama

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Kiyoshi Irie

Chiba Institute of Technology

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Takeshi Nishimura

Chiba Institute of Technology

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Tomoaki Yoshida

Chiba Institute of Technology

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Hirotoshi Ochiai

Chiba Institute of Technology

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