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This paper discusses the challenges and solutions for autonomous navigation and localization of a robotic painting system, specifically the Omnimove platform. Given the obstacles presented by the painting environment, such as heavy paint concentration affecting visibility, traditional methods like cameras or GPS are inadequate. We propose the use of 2D laser scanners for their cost-effectiveness, reliability, and accuracy in mapping and navigating complex spaces. The study includes previous research, our methodology, testing results, and potential future improvements in painting automation.
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Autonomous Localization & Navigation using 2D Laser Scanners Animesh Garg & ManoharPaluri
Outline • Problem Description • Motivation • Previous research • Proposed approach • Details of our approach • Testing • Results • Conclusion
Introduction The Omnimove is a huge platform for moving very heavy weights around. Herein it would hold the robotic arm which will be used to carry out the painting job. During spray painting process, the environment has a very large concentration of paint particles decreasing visibility. And the paint settles on surfaces, it rules out markers based solution.
Potential Solutions • Cameras • GPS • INS • Sonar • Laser • Northstar • Vicon • And more…
Our solution • Laser Scanners • Cost effective, Reliable, Accurate, known solutions! • Paint Hangar constraints Sample Mount
Rigid Transformation • Scan1 Scan2 • Combined Scan