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CHIMERA II - A real-time multiprocessing environment for sensor-based robot control

Abstract

A multiprocessing environment for a wide variety of sensor-based robot system, providing the flexibility, performance, and UNIX-compatible interface needed for fast development of real-time code is addressed. The requirements imposed on the design of a programming environment for sensor-based robotic control is outlined. The details of the current hardware configuration are presented, along with the details of the CHIMERA II software. Emphasis is placed on the kernel, low-level interboard communication, user interface, extended file system, user-definable and dynamically selectable real-time schedulers, remote process synchronization, and generalized interprocess communication. A possible implementation of a hierarchical control model, the NASA/NBS standard reference model for telerobot control system is demonstrated.

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Stewart, David B., Schmitz, Donald E., Khosla, Pradeep K.. 1989-09-01. CHIMERA II - A real-time multiprocessing environment for sensor-based robot control. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900057798

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