Won-Jun Hwang
Kyungnam University
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international conference on control, automation and systems | 2014
Young-Mok Koo; Jun-Seok Yang; Moon-Youl Park; Eon-Uck Kang; Won-Jun Hwang; Woo-Song Lee; Sung-Hyun Han
Recently, it is possible to control the motion by the information on the robots own postures, because a type of motion and gesture produces almost the same pattern of noise every time. In this paper, we describe an voice recognition control system for robot system which can robustly recognize voice by adults and children in noisy environments. We evaluate the performance of robot control system in a communication robot placed in a real noisy environment. Voice is captured using a wireless microphone. To suppress interference and noise and to attenuate reverberation, we implemented a multi-channel system consisting of an outlier-robust generalized side-lobe canceller technique and a feature-space noise suppression using criteria. Voice activity periods are detected based end-point detection.
international conference on control automation and systems | 2013
Sung-Won Jung; Ki-Won Sung; Moon-Youl Park; Eon-Uck Kang; Won-Jun Hwang; Jong-Dae Won; Woo-Song Lee; Sung-Hyun Han
Generally, it is possible to control the motion by using information on the robots own postures, because a type of motion and gesture produces almost the same pattern of noise every time. In this paper, we describe an voice recognition control system for robot system which can robustly recognize voice by adults and children in noisy environments. We evaluate the performance of robot control system in a communication robot placed in a real noisy environment. Voice is captured using a wireless microphone. To suppress interference and noise and to attenuate reverberation, we implemented a multi-channel system consisting of an outlier-robust generalized side-lobe canceller technique and a feature-space noise suppression using criteria. Voice activity periods are detected based end-point detection.
international conference on control automation and systems | 2015
Won-Jun Hwang; Eun-Tae Ha; Jun-Seok Yang; Hee-Seob Lee; Seung-Hack Baek; Sung-Hyun Han
We present a new technology for real-time walking of a humanoid robot. A humanoid robot necessitates achieving stabilization for real time walking since it has basic problems such as structural stability. In this paper, a robust control algorithm for stable walking is proposed based the ground reaction forces, which are measured using force sensors during walking, and the environmental conditions are estimated from these situation. From this information the robot selects the proper motion and overcomes ground irregularities effectively. In order to generate the proper angel of the joint. The performance of the proposed algorithm is verified by simulation and experiments for a 20-DOFs humanoid robot.
international conference on control automation and systems | 2015
Sang-Young Jo; Young-Mok Koo; In-Man Park; Won-Jun Hwang; Hyung-Suk Sim; Sung-Hyun Han
Recently it is very important to control robot hands more compact and integrated sensors in order to increase compensate the grasping capability and to reduce cabling through the finger in the manipulator. As a matter of fact, the miniaturization and cabling harness represents a significant limitation to the design of small sized precise sensor. The main focus of this research is on a flexible grasping control of hand fingers, which consists of a flexible multi-fingered hand-arm system.
international conference on control, automation and systems | 2014
Byoung-Kyun Shim; Young-Mok Koo; Moon-Youl Park; Jun-Seok Yang; In-Man Park; Won-Jun Hwang; Sung-Hyun Han
We Present a new technique to control of mobile robot for trajectory Tracking based fuzzy perception concept with robot named HMRO-I. The main focus of this paper is obtaining a fuzzy perception of the environment in the design of each reactive behavior and solving the problem of behavior combination to implement a fuzzy behavior based control architecture. It should be remarked that, the proposed technique of the nonholonomic constraints are considered in the design of each behavior. Furthermore, in order to improve the capabilities of the intelligent control system and its practical applicability, teleoperation and planned behaviors, together with their combination with reactive ones, have been considered. Experimental results, of an application to control the HMRO-I Robot autonomous vehicle, demonstrate the robustness of the proposed method.
international symposium on robotics | 2013
Byoung-Kyun Shim; Sung-Won Jung; Moon-Youl Park; Ki-Won Sung; In-Man Park; Won-Jun Hwang; Sung-Hyun Han
We propose a new approach to control of mobile robot of trajectory following and fuzzy perception concept with a non-holonomic mobile robot named Robo N. The main focus of this paper is obtaining a fuzzy perception of the environment in the design of each reactive behavior and solving the problem of behavior combination to implement a fuzzy behavior based control architecture. It should be remarked that, the proposed technique of the nonholonomic constraints are considered in the design of each behavior. Furthermore, in order to improve the capabilities of the intelligent control system and its practical applicability, teleoperation and planned behaviors, together with their combination with reactive ones, have been considered. Experimental results, of an application to control the SHH-Robo Robot autonomous vehicle, demonstrate the robustness of the proposed method.
international symposium on robotics | 2013
Sung-Won Jung; Ki-Won Sung; Moon-Youl Park; Eon-Uck Kang; Won-Jun Hwang; Jong-Dae Won; Woo Song Lee; Sung-Hyun Han
Generally, it is possible to control the motion by using information on the robots own postures, because a type of motion and gesture produces almost the same pattern of every time. In this paper, we describe a voice recognition control system for robot system which can robustly recognize voice by adults and children in noisy environments. We evaluate the performance of robot control system in a communication robot placed in a real noisy environment. Voice is captured using a wireless microphone. To suppress interference and noise and to attenuate reverberation, we implemented a multi-channel system consisting of an outlier-robust generalized side-lobe canceller technique and a feature-space noise suppression using criteria. Voice activity periods are detected based end-point detection.
international conference on intelligent robotics and applications | 2013
Won Sung Ki; Byung Kyun Shim; Won-Jun Hwang; Eun Uk Kang; Woo Song Lee; Sung Hyun Han
The autonomous mobility for the biped robot M-HUMAN in the home environment is realized base on the development of a small stereo vision system, the recognition of floor and obstacles using plane extraction. The terrain is represented in a robot centric coordinate system without making any structural assumptions about the surrounding world. And the representation of a terrain map based on these observations, robot motion, and the generation of a walking path on the terrain map. We therefore believe, our approach is well suited for many different a home environment where no a priori information about the environment is given. The limitation of our system is that the terrain has to contain enough texture in order to obtain reliable stereo data.
international conference on control automation and systems | 2013
Byoung-Kyun Shim; Sung-Won Jung; Moon-Youl Park; Ki-Won Sung; In-Man Park; Won-Jun Hwang; Sung-Hyun Han
We propose a new approach to control of mobile robot of trajectory following and fuzzy perception concept with a nonholonomic mobile robot named ROBO-N. The main focus of this paper is obtaining a fuzzy perception of the environment in the design of each reactive behavior and solving the problem of behavior combination to implement a fuzzy behavior based control architecture. It should be remarked that, the proposed technique of the nonholonomic constraints are considered in the design of each behavior. Furthermore, in order to improve the capabilities of the intelligent control system and its practical applicability, teleoperation and planned behaviors, together with their combination with reactive ones, have been considered. Experimental results, of an application to control the ROBO-N Robot autonomous vehicle, demonstrate the robustness of the proposed method.
한국산업융합학회 논문집 | 2014
Won-Jun Hwang; In-Man Park; Un-Wook Kang; Sung-Hyun Han