Browsing by Author "Lu, Pei-Chun"
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Item type:Item, Human-Robot Interaction Design Based on Specific Person Finding and Localization of a Mobile Robot(2019-01-01) ;Song, Kai-Tai ;Lu, Pei-Chun ;Song, Shao-Huan ;電控工程研究所Institute of Electrical and Control EngineeringIn this paper we propose a novel human-robot interaction system to find a specific person in public for providing service. The system combines indoor localization, face recognition and robot navigation. The indoor localization uses deep neural network (DNN) and particle filtering to estimate the user position. A face recognition module provides the user identification to the robot. The robot first uses localization data to navigate to the vicinity of the user and then uses the face recognition to move to the front of the user to provide service. To verify the effectiveness of the design, we implemented the system to a mobile robot and integrated the application through a smart phone. The integrated experiments demonstrated that a user can call the robot to come to his/her front by using the proposed design. One also can order the robot via a smart phone to find a specific person and interact with him/her.Item type:Item, Navigation Control Design of a Mobile Robot by Integrating Obstacle Avoidance and LiDAR SLAM(2018-01-01) ;Song, Kai-Tai ;Chiu, Yu-Heng ;Kang, Li-Ren ;Song, Shao-HuanYang, Cheng-AnThis paper presents a mobile robot navigation control system based on integration of laser SLAM localization and real-time obstacle avoidance control to provide personnel guidance for daily-life services. The LiDAR SLAM localization system is implemented in a ROS software architecture, in which Cartographer SLAM is adopted and the adaptive Monte Carlo localization is employed onboard the robot. An integrated guidance system is proposed in this paper to combine obstacle avoidance and SLAM so that the robot can move to the desired location without colliding with any unexpected obstacles. A safety-weight parameter is used to integrate goal seeking controller with the obstacle avoidance controller. The experimental results show that the robot can localize itself and navigate to the target location while avoiding obstacles on the path.Item type:Item, Scheduling and Control of a Wafer Transfer Robot for Foundry Equipment Innovation Competition(2019-01-01) ;Song, Kai-Tai ;Ou, Song-Qing ;Yang, Cheng-An ;Sun, Yu-XuanKang, Li-RenThis paper presents a design and implementation of a wafer transfer robotic system for a Foundry Equipment Innovation Competition. In this system, a 4-DOF robotic arm was designed and constructed for wafer transfer between a cassette and processing chambers. The purpose of this competition was to promote intelligent automation for wafer fabrication, in which multiple wafers and chambers need to be handled simultaneously. A scheduling algorithm is proposed for efficient task execution of wafer to process recipes assigned during the competition. The task also features to integrate defect detection and endpoint determination of wafer processing. The robot was required to receive the processing data from the mission platform to determine the endpoint of wafer processing in a chamber and complete the recipe automatically. The online inspection algorithm detects wafer defects during the task execution and report to the task planner. The state of each wafer and chamber are taken into consideration for scheduling in order to complete the wafer fabrication in an efficient and flexible manner. The developed robotic system spent 9 minutes to complete the assigned mission of transferring 6 wafers among multiple chambers and 2 cassettes and achieved 93.4% defect-detection rate in the competition. (C) 2019, IFAC (International Federation of Automatic Control) Hosting by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.