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Autonomous Systems And Manipulators

IAU works with autonomous systems on several levels. Some of the activities include development of methods and software architectures for general autonomous systems. The software architectures are hierarchical and covers the spectrum from the servo-level to the mission planning-level. The developed methods are tested on different kinds of systems. At the present time these systems include underwater vehicles, autonomous vehicles and system manipulators.

In the research of methods the effort is concentrated especially on the areas:

  • modeling,
  • vision based automation and control,
  • sensor integration and
  • development of methods for controlling flexible structures.

Several experimental systems have been built at the department in the context of the research on autonomous systems and manipulators. The experimental setups are used heavily in the research done in the group. This work includes many aspects and is highly multi-disciplinary

 31585 Autonomous Robot Systems
 
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Contact Ole Ravn (homepage) <or@oersted.dtu.dk>
 

Click to see GuideBot at work

Princess Alexandra had a date with GuideBot during the opening of Experimentarium's new special exhibition, Future Body. GuideBot is a product of the Autonomous Group.

An Autonomous Guided Vehicle acts as a testbed

On the experimental level the institute has developed an AGV (Autonomous Guided Vehicle), which functions as a test bed for software, sensor systems, use of real-time image processing, navigation etc.

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