Title
Embedded Architecture of a Hydraulic Demolition Machine for Robotic Teleoperation in the Construction Sector
Abstract
In the last decade, teleoperated machines have become a reality in modern construction yards. Although these machines represent a step forward in terms of flexibility and safety, they still rely on a traditional control pad. Usually, the operators move the machine's end-effector driving each joint sequentially following a predefined order which depends on the operator's skill. This paper describes the design choices, the architecture of the system and the closed-loop control structure proposed to improve the human-machine interaction on a working machine for the construction field. The proposed solution has been implemented on a remote-controlled demolition platform exploiting a hybrid LabVIEW-Matlab software architecture. The work also proposed a closed-loop position control for the hydraulic manipulator. The feasibility of the proposed embedded architecture is assessed through experimental tests where the end-effector (EE) has to track a predefined trajectory.
Year
DOI
Venue
2018
10.1109/COASE.2018.8560345
2018 IEEE 14th International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering (CASE)
Keywords
Field
DocType
hydraulic manipulator,embedded architecture,end-effector,hydraulic demolition machine,robotic teleoperation,construction sector,teleoperated machines,modern construction yards,flexibility,safety,joint sequentially,design choices,closed-loop control structure,human-machine interaction,working machine,construction field,remote-controlled demolition platform,hybrid LabVIEW-Matlab software architecture,closed-loop position control
Teleoperation,Architecture,Computer science,Manipulator,Embedded architecture,Demolition,Control engineering,Operator (computer programming),Software architecture,Trajectory
Conference
ISSN
ISBN
Citations 
2161-8070
978-1-5386-3594-0
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
0
5