Software architecture for humanoids

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Description

    The architecture on development for the RH series of humanoid robots, follows a three layered model: Organization, Coordination & Execution.

    The first covers the high level functionality like the HMI, the trajectory generation, the pilot (in a mobile robot fashion), etc.
The second one, Coordination, basically translate the high level commands into drivers commands. Also, must coordinate the movement of the 21 joints and manage the robot state.
    The last layer cover the software need to manage a field bus use to comunicate all joint drivers with the central unit.

    The fuctionalities aforementioned are what the software team is developing nowadays. In a middle term, the software odn development should fulfill more complex features, like a pseudo-ZMP feedback, a sensorized head and more complex high-level tasks.

    The final objective of this development is to bring a modular, scalable, real-time and easy-to-use platform for the development of humanoid skills, human-humanoid interactions and service competences.

Entries:
Towards Robot Imagination Through Object Feature Inference
IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS 2013)., 2013, Tokyo, Japan
Juan G. Victores S. Morante A. Jardon
On Using Humanoid Robot Imagination to Perform the Shortened Token Test
IEEE RAS International Conference on Humanoid Robots (Humanoids 2014), 2014, Madrid, Spain
Juan G. Victores S. Morante A. Jardon
Semantic Action Parameter Inference through Machine Learning Methods
RoboCity2030 12th Workshop: Robótica Cognitiva, 2013, Madrid, Spain
Juan G. Victores S. Morante A. Jardon

Entries:
Robocity16 Open Conference on Future Trends in Robotics
chapter: New trends and challenges in the automatic generation of new tasks for humanoid robots CSIC , ISBN: 978-84-608-8452-1, 2016
R. Fernandez-Fernandez Juan G. Victores C. Balaguer
Robocity16 Open Conference on Future Trends in Robotics
chapter: New trends and challenges in the automatic generation of new tasks for humanoid robots CSIC , ISBN: ISBN: 978-84-608-8452-1, 2016
R. Fernandez-Fernandez Juan G. Victores C. Balaguer

Entries:
Robot Imagination System
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid , 2014
Juan G. Victores

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