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Ortega Vázquez, Enrique M.
Moral Parras, José Antonio
Estévez, Elisabet
Gómez Ortega, Juan
Gámez García, Jaime
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Ortega Vázquez, E.M., Moral Parras, J.A., Estévez Estévez, E., Ortega, J., Gámez García, J. Identificación, navegación e interacción humano-robot en entornos parcialmente estructurados mediante fusión sensorial. En Actas de las XXXIX Jornadas de Automática, Badajoz, 5-7 de Septiembre de 2018 (pp.822-829). DOI capítulo: https://doi.org/10.17979/spudc.9788497497565.0822 DOI libro: https://doi.org/10.17979/spudc.9788497497565
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[Resumen] La creación de sistemas inteligentes conscientes de un
entorno parcialmente desconocido o en su totalidad
ha sido objeto de estudio en una gran cantidad de
investigaciones. Además, la fusión sensorial se utiliza
en una gran cantidad de tareas robóticas, como
localización, construcción de mapas, transporte de
mercancías, interacción con el entorno, inspección,
etc... En el presente documento, se propone un caso de
estudio donde se integran diferentes sensores y robots
para llevar a cabo tareas de detección e identificación
de personas en conjunción con herramientas de
mapeado, e interacción persona-máquina, cuyos
sistemas estén interconectados entre sí mediante el
Middleware de código libre ROS. Para ello, se hace
uso de diferentes técnicas para el posicionamiento y
detección de humanos, navegación autónoma, así
como su identificación a corta distancia
[Abstract] Creating and setting up smart systems aware of a partially or totally unknown environment has been studied in a large amount of research. In addition, sensor fusion is used in a large number of robotic tasks, such as location, map construction, interaction with the environment, quality inspection, etc… In this paper, a case study has been proposed, where different sensors have been integrated along robots in order to carry out tasks of detection and identification of people in conjunction with tools of mapping and human-robot interaction, whose systems are interconnected with each other using the open source middleware ROS. To achieve this, different techniques have been used for positioning and detection of humans, autonomous navigation as well as their identification at close range
[Abstract] Creating and setting up smart systems aware of a partially or totally unknown environment has been studied in a large amount of research. In addition, sensor fusion is used in a large number of robotic tasks, such as location, map construction, interaction with the environment, quality inspection, etc… In this paper, a case study has been proposed, where different sensors have been integrated along robots in order to carry out tasks of detection and identification of people in conjunction with tools of mapping and human-robot interaction, whose systems are interconnected with each other using the open source middleware ROS. To achieve this, different techniques have been used for positioning and detection of humans, autonomous navigation as well as their identification at close range
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