METERON SUPERVISED AUTONOMY EXPERIMENT SUPVIS-JUSTIN

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METERON SUPERVISED AUTONOMY EXPERIMENT SUPVIS-JUSTIN Neal Y. Lii*, Daniel Leidner*, and Peter Birkenkampf Institute of Robotics and Mechatronics DLR German Aerospace Center Humanoids 2014 November 18, 2014 Website: Contact: Neal.Lii@dlr.de

Multi-purpose End-To-End Robotic Operations Network An overview of the Meteron experiments Real-time, low bandwidth or ~seconds delay, high bandwith

Multi-purpose End-To-End Robotic Operations Network An overview of the Meteron experiments OPSCOM 1 First Disturbance Tolerant Network (DTN) in-flight demonstration OPSCOM 2 OPSCOM 3 HAPTICS-1 HAPTICS-2 SUPVIS-E SUPVIS-JUSTIN EXO-1 EXO-2 EXO-3 DTN validation with basic operation of Eurobot @ESA Darmstadt Final DTN validation Engineering calibration of 1-DOF exoskeleton joint @ISS 1-joint force reflection short and long time delay experiment @ESTEC Supervisory command of Eurobot rover @ESTEC Supervisory command of Humanoid Robot @DLR Exoskeleton control of robot arm @ESTEC Exoskeleton control of DLR Humanoid Robot @DLR Exoskeleton control of ROBONAUT @ISS (intended)

From Rotex to Meteron DLR-RM teleoperation in space missions Rotex (1993) RokVISS (2004-2010) Kontur (on-going) Meteron (on-going)

Meteron SUPVIS-JUSTIN Supervised autonomy for a service robot in space Abstract task level robot commands

SUPVIS-JUSTIN: ISS on-board hardware Tablet user interface - Dell Latitude 10 - Tablet PC - Removable battery - Windows 8.0

SUPVIS-JUSTIN: on-ground hardware DLR dexterous mobile robot: Rollin Justin

SUPVIS-JUSTIN: on-ground hardware Mars on earth: the SOLEX experiment environment

Supervised autonomy experiment protocol I and III Survey surrounding and mobile navigation 1. Survey destination and environment 2. Select path 3. Navigate to target SOLEX Experiment Environment (@DLR-RM) Tablet (@ISS)

Supervised autonomy experiment protocol II Solar panel unit inspection and repair 1. Inspect SPU 2. Shutdown SPU SOLEX Experiment Environment (@DLR-RM) 3. Connect DIP and establish data link Tablet (@ISS)

SUPVIS-JUSTIN goals What do we hope to learn Tablet user interfaces design for use in space Effectiveness Usability Astronaut immersability through a tablet UI On supervised autonomy: Effects of time delay on communication between the operator and robot Robotic terrain navigation Dexterous robotic tasks Supervised-autonomy in the space setting Better understand the crossover between supervised autonomy and real-time telepresence

DLR s future experiments in Meteron EXO-2: from supervised autonomy to haptic feedback Real-time Communication

Toward supervised autonomy for a service robot On-going DLR development Courtesy P. Birkenkampf Development of a human-robot interface for visualization of internal world states and controlling potential manipulation capabilities of semi-autonomous robot Technical University of Munich, 2013

Meteron SUPVIS-JUSTIN Timeline and milestones Initial ESA-DLR Meteron presentation of interest Initial Supvis-Justin experiment conception Supvis-Justin experiment development Supvis-Justin requirements definition Supervisory tablet UI test: Ground hardware test (single unit): Full experiment ground tests: Astronaut training center: Planned mission date: 2010 2012-07 2013-08 2014-07 2015-01 2015-03 2015-05~06 2015-07~09 2015-10 (short duration flight)

DLR Meteron SUPVIS-JUSTIN team (in alphabetical order) Principal Investigator: Neal Y. Lii Co-Investigator Daniel Leidner ESA Meteron SUPVIS-JUSTIN team (in alphabetical order) Co-Investigator André Schiele Dr. A. Albu-Schäffer Dr. J. Artigas Mr. A. Balzer Mr. R. Bayer Mr. P. Birkenkampf Mr. C. Borst Mr. M. Breu Mr. B. Brunner Dr. Z. Chen Mr. J. Dietl Mr. O. Eiberger W. Friedl Mr. H. Gmeiner Mr. J. Gräf Dr. M. Grebenstein Mr. R. Gruber Mr. K. Jöhl Mr. E. Krämer Mr. P. Kremer Mr. K. Landzettel Mr. D. Leidner Dr. N. Y. Lii Mr. A. Meißner Mr. B. Pleintinger Mr. H.-J. Sedlmayr Mr. N. Seitz Mr. F. Schmidt Mr. M. Stelzer Dr. M. Suppa Mr. B. Vodermayer Dr. B. Weber Dr. A. Wedler Mr. M. Aiple Dr. T. Krueger Mr. F. v.d. Hulst Mr. T. Sednaoui Mr. R. Schonenborg Mr. J. Rebelo Mr. J. Smisek Mr. E. den Exter Mr. S. Kimmer Mr. W. Van Dr. M. Nestoridi Mr. R. Holloway Mr. N. Klein Dr. A. Schiele Mr. J. Wolf