Rapid Development of Mobile Service Robot in Public Space for Robotics Challenge Experiments

This paper describes a method for simplified implementation of the mobile service robot for intelligent environments based on open-source products for the Nakanoshima Robot Challenge 2023, that is an open collaborative experiment in Osaka City, Japan. We focus on construction of a reproducible robot system using open source hard-ware whose specifications are publicly available, and development of functions to make the mobile robot easier to handle. In this paper, a mobile robot is implemented using open source products such as Robot Operating System (ROS) and i-Cart mini. We show the feasibility of the method by conducting system integration and open experiments.

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2024-09-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/idap64064.2024.10711107
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3
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Robotics and Automated Systems
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Rapid Development of Mobile Service Robot in Public Space for Robotics Challenge Experiments

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Rapid Development of Mobile Service Robot in Public Space for Robotics Challenge Experiments

Tomohiro Umetani, Hirosato MATSUMOTO, Shun Ujiro, Gaku Mochizuki
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This paper describes a method for simplified implementation of the mobile service robot for intelligent environments based on open-source products for the Nakanoshima Robot Challenge 2023, that is an open collaborative experiment in Osaka City, Japan. We focus on construction of a reproducible robot system using open source hard-ware whose specifications are publicly available, and development of functions to make the mobile robot easier to handle. In this paper, a mobile robot is implemented using open source products such as Robot Operating System (ROS) and i-Cart mini. We show the feasibility of the method by conducting system integration and open experiments.

Konan University (JP)
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