Design of A Miniature Humanoid and Perception of Objects In Space-An Effective Method of Object Localisation
Keywords:
Humanoid; machine vision; kinematics; inverse kinematics; object detection; joint design;Abstract
This is an autonomous robot whose main function is to perform basic tasks such as pick and place desired objects aided by computer vision and involving hand-eye coordination. It features a smart shoulder joint design whose yaw and roll movement designs are inspired by a human shoulder joint. For perception of depth and space, the robot uses an ultrasonic distance sensor in combination with a single camera.
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