Design issues improve service robot functionality in health care applications, indicating enhanced performance with a robust human-robot interface.
The paper describes design issues of a mobile service robot for health care applications and domestic automation. Key components required for achieving semi-autonomous operation are surveyed, including: 1. a highly maneuverable locomotion platform, 2. an anthropomorphous manipulator, 3. a reliable multisensor system, and a 4. multimodal human-robot-interface. In addition, related information processing and control methodologies are presented. Special emphasis is put on a system architecture for integration of the individual components into a full-size service robot. Performance and usefulness of the proposed approaches are demonstrated through experiments in various real-world service scenarios.
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