This technology is a remote control system that enables 1:N collaboration by generating operation command signals and autonomous motion command signals to control multiple field robots at a remote location.
Limitations of 1:1 remote control methods include increased operational complexity, higher operator fatigue, control instability due to time delays, and constraints in handling large or heavy objects.
This technology allows users to select an operating mode (e.g., exclusive, follow, object, playback) to generate task commands and autonomous motion commands for collaboration between field robots, which are then transmitted to the robots via a communication unit. Applicable to industrial robots and automation systems, it enhances the efficiency and quality of remote control tasks, reduces operator fatigue, and minimizes the risk of accidents.
This invention was developed with support from the Ministry of Knowledge Economy for the development of remote operation service engines for remote tasks and force-feedback remote-controlled robot system technologies.
US10967515B2, US2016-0325434A1