S. Yigit, C. Burghart, and H. Woern (Germany)
Human Robot Co-operation, Control, Planning
Human robot co-operation strongly requires flexibility and reactivity of a robotic system. This leads to disappearing distinctions between planning, reactive planning and reactive control, as intuitive control of a robot is not possible without considering the actual task, which already touches an aspect of task planning. We have created a set of different control mechanisms instead of three to four standard control modes in order to regain a strict distinction between reactive planning, which selects control modes and delivers corresponding parameters, and actual control. In this paper we present the designed control modes necessary for human robot co-operation, their usage by distributed planning modules and the switching between different control modes.
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