Supporting Semantic Capture during Kinesthetic Teaching of Collaborative Industrial Robots
(2018) In International Journal of Semantic Computing 12(1). p.167-186- Abstract
- Industrial robot systems being deployed today do not contain domain knowledge to aid robot operators in setup and operational use. To gather such knowledge in a robotic context requires mechanisms for entering and capturing semantic data. Such mechanisms would allow a system to gradually build a working vocabulary while interacting with the environment and operators, valuable for the bootstrapping system knowledge and ensuring the data collection over time. This paper presents a prototype user interface that assists the kinesthetic teaching mode of a collaborative industrial robot, allowing for the capture of semantic information while working with the robot in day-to-day use. Two modalities, graphical point-and-click and natural language,... (More)
- Industrial robot systems being deployed today do not contain domain knowledge to aid robot operators in setup and operational use. To gather such knowledge in a robotic context requires mechanisms for entering and capturing semantic data. Such mechanisms would allow a system to gradually build a working vocabulary while interacting with the environment and operators, valuable for the bootstrapping system knowledge and ensuring the data collection over time. This paper presents a prototype user interface that assists the kinesthetic teaching mode of a collaborative industrial robot, allowing for the capture of semantic information while working with the robot in day-to-day use. Two modalities, graphical point-and-click and natural language, support capture of semantic context and the building of a working vocabulary of the environment while modifying or creating robot programs. A semantic capture experiment illustrates the approach.
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- Stenmark, Maj LU ; Haage, Mathias LU ; Topp, Elin Anna LU and Malec, Jacek LU
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- 2018-04
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- International Journal of Semantic Computing
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- 12
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- 20 pages
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- World Scientific Publishing
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- scopus:85051499914
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- 1793-7108
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- 10.1142/S1793351X18400093
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- SARAFun—Smart Assembly Robot with Advanced FUNctionalities
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- English
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