Autonomní všesměrový mobilní robot jako mechatronický systém

The Autonomous Omnidirectional Mobile Robot as Mechatronic System

článek ve sborníku ve WoS nebo Scopus

en

The contribution gives an overview information about overall concept of the autonomous omnidirectional mobile robot OMR III and its basic systems. A robot is designed for an autonomous motion in a partially known environment with the static and dynamic changed conditions. Above all three level control system structures are introduced. In the article there is introduced a mathematical model of a locomotion on the level of motion equations and some solution results of the task of a global navigation by Ljapunov’s function. Further the vector-spacing function is introduced for a solution of a local navigation task solution including computer simulation results. These results show that a robot is capable to react on an obstacles with a maximal speeds at an effective use of scan sensor data, those structure is in an article also described.

The contribution gives an overview information about overall concept of the autonomous omnidirectional mobile robot OMR III and its basic systems. A robot is designed for an autonomous motion in a partially known environment with the static and dynamic changed conditions. Above all three level control system structures are introduced. In the article there is introduced a mathematical model of a locomotion on the level of motion equations and some solution results of the task of a global navigation by Ljapunov’s function. Further the vector-spacing function is introduced for a solution of a local navigation task solution including computer simulation results. These results show that a robot is capable to react on an obstacles with a maximal speeds at an effective use of scan sensor data, those structure is in an article also described.

The contribution gives an overview information about overall concept of the autonomous omnidirectional mobile robot OMR III and its basic systems. A robot is designed for an autonomous motion in a partially known environment with the static and dynamic changed conditions. Above all three level control system structures are introduced. In the article there is introduced a mathematical model of a locomotion on the level of motion equations and some solution results of the task of a global navigation by Ljapunov’s function. Further the vector-spacing function is introduced for a solution of a local navigation task solution including computer simulation results. These results show that a robot is capable to react on an obstacles with a maximal speeds at an effective use of scan sensor data, those structure is in an article also described.

mobilní robot, matching, řízení pohybu, navigace

mobile robot, matching, control movement, navigation

14.11.2000

VUT v Brně, FEI

Brno

80-214-1727-7

ELEKTRICKÉ POHONY A VÝKONOVÁ ELEKTRONIKA EPVE 2000

148