Toshihiko Takaya
Ricoh
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IFAC Proceedings Volumes | 2004
Hisao Kadota; Hidenori Kawamura; Masahito Yamamoto; Toshihiko Takaya; Azuraa Ohuch
Abstract In most research on blimp robots, blimp robots have moved in a narrow space or 2-dimensional plane because perception of 3-dimensional positional information is a difficult technology to develop, even though practical blimp robots have to fly in a wide 3-dimensional environment. However, we need to experiment in wide 3-dimensional spaces for developing the control methods for practical blimp robots. In this paper we propose a positioning system for a vision-based blimp robot where blimp robots can widely fly in 3-dimensional space using simple image processing algorithms and positional information calculation.
Artificial Life and Robotics | 2009
Hidenori Kawamura; Hiroyuki Iizuka; Toshihiko Takaya; Azuma Ohuchi
We report on the cooperative control of multiple neural networks for an indoor blimp robot. In our research group, the indoor blimp robot has been studied to achieve various flying robot applications. The objective of this article is to propose a robust controller that can adapt to mechanical accidents such as the breakdown of propellers. In our proposed method, each propeller thrust is independently calculated by a small neural network. We confirm the advantage of the proposed method against the control by a single large neural network.
Artificial Life and Robotics | 2008
Hidenori Kawamura; Masahito Yamamoto; Toshihiko Takaya; Azuma Ohuchi
We report on learning landing control for the self-energy recharging of indoor blimp robots. Indoor blimp robots have potential applications in monitoring, surveillance, and entertainment. It might be necessary for blimp robots to fly for a long time to achieve these tasks. Since blimp robots cannot have a heavy battery, it is difficult to fly for long time. Therefore, we solved this problem by developing self-energy recharging control, i.e., docking to an energy charging station. We call it landing control. We introduce a way to learn landing control to tackle an unstable flying condition. The results of experiments show the effectiveness of the landing control.
Archive | 1987
Shinzi Nagatsuna; Toshihiko Takaya; Kinzi Saito; Hiroyuki Matsushiro; Michihito Ohashi
Archive | 1986
Yoshihiro Ogata; Fuchio Takeda; Akito Yoshimaru; Shuichi Endoh; Toshio Kaneko; Toshihiko Takaya
Archive | 1992
Toshihiro Sugiyama; Toshihiko Takaya
Archive | 1990
Toshihiro Sugiyama; Toshihiko Takaya
Archive | 1988
Hiroyuki Matsushiro; Toshio Kaneko; Fuchio Takeda; Yoshihiro Ogata; Toshihiko Takaya; Atsushi Shinozaki
Archive | 1986
Toyoji Ishikawa; Toshio Kaneko; Shuichi Endo; Yoshihiro Ogata; Toshihiko Takaya
Archive | 1990
Toshihiko Takaya; Kouji Sakamoto; Toshihiro Sugiyama; Naomi Fukagawa