meeting report ntu csie adviser : prof. jane hsu speaker : wen-chieh fang 2005/09/21

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Meeting report Meeting report NTU CSIE NTU CSIE Adviser Adviser Prof. Jane Hsu Prof. Jane Hsu Speaker Speaker Wen-Chieh Fang Wen-Chieh Fang 2005/09/21 2005/09/21

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Page 1: Meeting report NTU CSIE Adviser : Prof. Jane Hsu Speaker : Wen-Chieh Fang 2005/09/21

Meeting reportMeeting report

NTU CSIENTU CSIEAdviserAdviser :: Prof. Jane HsuProf. Jane HsuSpeaker Speaker :: Wen-Chieh Fang Wen-Chieh Fang 2005/09/212005/09/21

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AgendaAgenda

Simulation ScenarioSimulation Scenario Behavior-based Reactive ParadigmBehavior-based Reactive Paradigm Problem description Problem description Robot model Robot model Random walkRandom walk CoordinationCoordination Area boundingArea bounding Emergency detectingEmergency detecting DemoDemo Summary and future work Summary and future work

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Simulation scenarioSimulation scenario

Surveillance taskSurveillance task :: TThree robots on their arhree robots on their area to survey emergenea to survey emergencycy (( red color objecred color objectt ))

Robots are Robots are behavior-bbehavior-basedased (( random-walk, random-walk, coordination, area bocoordination, area bounding,emergency detunding,emergency detectingecting ))

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Behavior-based Reactive Behavior-based Reactive ParadigmParadigm

Vertical decomposition of tasksVertical decomposition of tasks

PLANSENSE ACT

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Problem descriptionProblem description

ProjectProject :: ITRI planITRI plan ProblemProblem :: Multi-robot coordinationMulti-robot coordination AssumptionAssumption ::

Robots are Robots are homogeneoushomogeneous Robots can Robots can communicatecommunicate without lost information without lost information Robots have no Robots have no model/knowledgemodel/knowledge of other robots of other robots Robots have no ability of Robots have no ability of self-localizationself-localization

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Robot modelRobot model

Koala robotKoala robot :::: HigHighly modular, all terraihly modular, all terrain indoor robot n indoor robot

SensorsSensors :: 1616 Infra-r Infra-red proximity and ambed proximity and ambient light sensorsient light sensors

AccessoriesAccessories :: a a cacameramera, an Infra-red gr, an Infra-red ground proximity sensoound proximity sensorr Adopted from: http://www.cyberbotics.com

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Random walkRandom walk

AlgorithmAlgorithm : : BraitenbBraitenberg vehicleerg vehicle approach approach

FeatureFeature :: Relying on the Relying on the chancchanc

eses to find targets to find targets Different from completDifferent from complet

e approach to canonice approach to canonical al clean-floorclean-floor task task (( mainly for stationarmainly for stationary targetsy targets ))

Adopted from [Acar et. al. 2003]

Random walk

Back & forth

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CoordinationCoordination

MessagingMessaging ““inhibitioninhibition” message” message

StateState none none → “→ “commitmentcommitment” state” state

AssumptionAssumption At most At most twotwo robots tackle the same robots tackle the same

emergencyemergency

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Area boundingArea bounding

Each robot is equippEach robot is equipped with an ed with an distance sdistance sensorensor below the base below the base of robot.of robot.

There are There are landmarkslandmarks on the bounding of son the bounding of surveillance areaurveillance area

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Emergency detectingEmergency detecting

DeviceDevice :: CameraCamera AssumptionAssumption :: we uswe us

e stationary e stationary red colorred color objectsobjects in place of e in place of emergencies such as imergencies such as intruders or fire.ntruders or fire.

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DemoDemo

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Summary & future workSummary & future work

Make devices such as camera, emitter and receiver acMake devices such as camera, emitter and receiver accord with the cord with the physical modelsphysical models in real world (for example: in real world (for example: device size, measurement constraints or limits). device size, measurement constraints or limits).

In the In the random walkrandom walk algorithm, extend the behaviors that algorithm, extend the behaviors that maximize the distancemaximize the distance between adjacent robots so that between adjacent robots so that the robots have more chances to find the emergencies.the robots have more chances to find the emergencies.

Fault tolerance or uncertainty problemsFault tolerance or uncertainty problems such as commu such as communication lost, sensing noise etc. nication lost, sensing noise etc.

Search Search multiple moving targetsmultiple moving targets.. Mission supportMission support :: remainders can change their surveillremainders can change their surveill

ance area to compensate the lacking of committing robance area to compensate the lacking of committing robots.ots.

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ReferenceReference

[Acar et. al. 2003][Acar et. al. 2003]

Ercan U. Acar, Howie Choset, Yangang Zhang, and MErcan U. Acar, Howie Choset, Yangang Zhang, and Mark Schervish, “Path Planning for Robotic Demining: Rark Schervish, “Path Planning for Robotic Demining: Robust Sensor-based Coverage of Unstructured Environobust Sensor-based Coverage of Unstructured Environments and Probabilistic Methods “, The International Joments and Probabilistic Methods “, The International Jounal of Robotics Research, Vol. 22, No. 7-8, July-Auguunal of Robotics Research, Vol. 22, No. 7-8, July-August 2003, pp. 441-466. st 2003, pp. 441-466.