Kengo Emoto, Yoshitatsu Suzuki, Ryota Kato, Ryoji Tanaka, H. Yamada, Eiichiro Tani, K. Tatsuno
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Abstract
We are developing an autonomous robot for power distribution line maintenance tasks to ensure worker's safety and to improve efficiency. In order to perform autonomously maintenance tasks, it is necessary for the robot to measure the relative position of the robot and the work object. The purpose of this research is to construct 3D models of the work environments such as utility poles, cross arms, insulators, electric wires and transformers in the computer. ICP(Iterative Closest Point) matching is applied to construct the work environments. 3D point cloud of the work environments is measured the LRF(Laser Range Finder) and 3D models of the work objects such as a utility pole, an arm bar and an insulators are superimposed in the 3D point cloud.