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Payloads

Safe and Effective Collaboration With a High-Payload Robot: A Framework Integrating Novel Hardware and Software Modules

September 16, 2024 by Antonis Sidiropoulos, Fotios Dimeas, Dimitrios Papageorgiou, Theofanis Prapavesis Semetzidis, Zoe Doulgeri, Alessandro Zanella, Francesco Grella, Keerthi Sagar, Michal Jilich, Alessandro Albini, Giorgio Cannata, Matteo Zoppi,

Human–robot collaboration has demonstrated its potential to increase efficiency and productivity in industry. However, inherently safe collaborative robots offer limited payloads and are unsuitable for many heavy lifting and manipulation tasks that would benefit from collaboration. The use of high-payload robots in physical human–robot interaction poses significant safety and … [Read more...] about Safe and Effective Collaboration With a High-Payload Robot: A Framework Integrating Novel Hardware and Software Modules

Geranos: A Novel Tilted-Rotors Aerial Robot for the Transportation of Poles

June 24, 2024 by Samuel Bamert, Rafael Cathomen, Nicolas Gorlo, Gabriel Käppeli, Mario Sven Müller, Tim Reinhart, Henriette Stadler, Hua Shen, Eugenio Cuniato, Marco Tognon, Roland Siegwart

In challenging terrains, constructing structures, such as antennas and cable car masts, often requires the use of helicopters to transport loads via ropes. The swinging of the loads, exacerbated by wind, impairs positioning accuracy, therefore necessitating precise manual placement by ground crews. This increases costs and the risk of injuries. Challenging this paradigm, we … [Read more...] about Geranos: A Novel Tilted-Rotors Aerial Robot for the Transportation of Poles

Biomimetic Electric Sense-Based Localization

January 31, 2023 by Junzheng Zheng

This article presents a novel localization scheme for free-swimming small underwater robots in a large-scale environment. Accurate localization technology has always been a challenge for small underwater robots since the underwater lighting conditions can limit their vision, while the multipath interference issue occurring near a wall plagues the sonars. By contrast, some kinds … [Read more...] about Biomimetic Electric Sense-Based Localization

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IEEE Robotics & Automation Magazine (RAM) has over 14,000 readers who are the people who drive this remarkable technology. More than half work in basic research and many of the others are top level engineers and decision-makers in industry.  This magazine highlights new concepts in Robotics and Automation that are applied to real-world systems. It delivers tutorial and survey papers by distinguished experts in the field, organizes focused special issues on hot topics, and provides a forum for disseminating and discussing emerging trends, novel achievements, and selected news relevant to the development of the whole community active in these fields worldwide.

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