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Opportunistic (Re)planning for Long-Term Deep-Ocean Inspection: An Autonomous Underwater Architecture

April 5, 2024 by Elisa Tosello, Paolo Bonel, Alberto Buranello, Marco Carraro, Alessandro Cimatti, Lorenzo Granelli, Stefan Panjkovic, Andrea Micheli

Robots are increasingly used in subsea environments because of their positive impact on human safety and operational capabilities in the deep ocean. However, achieving full autonomy remains challenging because of the extreme conditions they encounter. In this context, we propose an autonomous underwater architecture for long-term deep-ocean inspection that robustly plans … [Read more...] about Opportunistic (Re)planning for Long-Term Deep-Ocean Inspection: An Autonomous Underwater Architecture

Bionic Underwater Vehicle: A Data-Driven Disturbance Rejection Control Framework

April 3, 2024 by Kaihui Wang, Wei Zou, Ruichen Ma, Jiaqi Lv, Hu Su, Yu Wang, Hongxuan Ma

Disturbances caused by unknown dynamics and environmental factors render the automatic control of underwater vehicles extremely challenging. These effects are complex, time varying, and difficult to model accurately, leading to possible instability in the control process. This article focuses on the disturbance rejection problem of an underactuated bionic underwater vehicle … [Read more...] about Bionic Underwater Vehicle: A Data-Driven Disturbance Rejection Control Framework

A Hybrid Visual–Haptic Framework for Motion Synchronization in Human–Robot Cotransporting

January 31, 2023 by Xinbo Yu

In this article, we propose a hybrid visual–haptic framework enabling a robot to achieve motion synchronization in human–robot cotransporting. Visual sensing is employed in capturing human motion in real time. To deal with the inherent delays between the human’s initiative motion and the robot’s responsive motion in cotransporting, a human motion prediction method is developed … [Read more...] about A Hybrid Visual–Haptic Framework for Motion Synchronization in Human–Robot Cotransporting

Benchmarking Torque Control Strategies for a Torsion-Based Series Elastic Actuator

November 22, 2021 by Barkan Ugurlu; Emre Sariyildiz; Ahmet Talha Kansizoglu; Erim Can Ozcinar; Sinan Coruk

The diversity in torque-controlled actuators has enabled researchers to address numerous physical human–robot interaction applications with enhanced safety, dependability, and interaction capability [1]. Yet, only a few torque-controlled actuators meet the challenging application requirements of mobility, improved torque/mass ratio, and structural integrability. To this end, … [Read more...] about Benchmarking Torque Control Strategies for a Torsion-Based Series Elastic Actuator

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As the flagship magazine of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society, IEEE Robotics and Automation Magazine (RAM) covers the latest developments in robotics and automation. Its scope ranges from cutting-edge technological advances to emerging social, economic, ethical, and policy issues shaping the field.  Published quarterly (March, June, September, and December), RAM features both high-impact original research articles written in an engaging and accessible style, as well as reviews, columns and opinion pieces addressing a wide range of timely topics.

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