DOE OSTI · 1082739
Robots, systems, and methods for hazard evaluation and visualization
Abstract
A robot includes a hazard sensor, a locomotor, and a system controller. The robot senses a hazard intensity at a location of the robot, moves to a new location in response to the hazard intensity, and autonomously repeats the sensing and moving to determine multiple hazard levels at multiple locations. The robot may also include a communicator to communicate the multiple hazard levels to a remote controller. The remote controller includes a communicator for sending user commands to the robot and receiving the hazard levels from the robot. A graphical user interface displays an environment map of the environment proximate the robot and a scale for indicating a hazard intensity. A hazard indicator corresponds to a robot position in the environment map and graphically indicates the hazard intensity at the robot position relative to the scale.
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Nielsen, Curtis W., Bruemmer, David J., Walton, Miles C., Hartley, Robert S., Gertman, David I., Kinoshita, Robert A., Whetten, Jonathan. 2013-01-15. Robots, systems, and methods for hazard evaluation and visualization. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/1082739
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