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author | Tatsuki IHA <e125716@ie.u-ryukyu.ac.jp> |
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date | Fri, 03 Jun 2016 05:16:27 +0900 |
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41 # 1. Introduction | 41 # 1. Introduction |
42 - we also have been developing an informationally structured platform in which distributed sensors and actuators are installed to support an indoor service robot | 42 - we also have been developing an informationally structured platform in which distributed sensors and actuators are installed to support an indoor service robot |
43 - objects embedded sensors and rfid tags, and all of the data are stored in the TMS database | 43 - objects embedded sensors and rfid tags, and all of the data are stored in the TMS database |
44 - a service robot performs various service tasks according to the environmental data stored in the TMS database in collaboration with distributed sensors and actuators, for example, installed in a refrigerator to open a door | 44 - a service robot performs various service tasks according to the environmental data stored in the TMS database in collaboration with distributed sensors and actuators, for example, installed in a refrigerator to open a door |
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46 <div style="text-align: center;"> | |
47 <img src="./images/fig1.svg" alt="message" width="700"> | |
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51 <img src="./images/fig2.svg" alt="message" width="700"> | |
52 </div> | |
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46 # 1. Introduction | 55 # 1. Introduction |
47 - we herein introduce a new town management system called the ROS-TMS | 56 - we herein introduce a new town management system called the ROS-TMS |
48 - in this system, the robot operating system (ROS) is adopted as a communication framework between various modules, including distributed sensors, actuators, robots, and databases | 57 - in this system, the robot operating system (ROS) is adopted as a communication framework between various modules, including distributed sensors, actuators, robots, and databases |
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