评估 Pepper 机器人处理办公室文件可靠性的方法:案例研究

IF 3.4 3区 医学 Q1 ENGINEERING, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Biomimetics Pub Date : 2024-09-16 DOI:10.3390/biomimetics9090558
Marius Misaroș, Ovidiu Petru Stan, Szilárd Enyedi, Anca Stan, Ionuț Donca, Liviu Cristian Miclea
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仿人机器人越来越多地被用于涉及人类的各种活动中,因为它们可以为某些任务提供便利,并为用户带来益处。仿人服务机器人拥有与人类类似的能力,由于其操作速度快、不易疲劳,往往被证明具有优势。在本研究范围内,Pepper 是一个仿人机器人,以模仿人类的手势和行为而闻名。Pepper 的任务是帮助办公室人员操作和搬移物品,它接受了有针对性的可靠性评估。这项评估包括绘制可靠性框图(RBD),以及对各个组件和系统功能在不同操作场景下的细致分析。
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A Method for Assessing the Reliability of the Pepper Robot in Handling Office Documents: A Case Study.

Humanoid robots are increasingly being utilized in various activities involving humans, as they can facilitate certain tasks and provide benefits to users. Humanoid service robots possess capabilities akin to human performance, often proving advantageous due to their operational speed and immunity to fatigue. Within the scope of this study, Pepper, a humanoid robot renowned for its fidelity in mimicking human gestures and behavior, serves as the focal point. Tasked with aiding office occupants in object manipulation and relocation, Pepper underwent a targeted reliability assessment. This assessment encompassed the development of a reliability block diagram (RBD), alongside meticulous analyses of individual components and system functionality across diverse operational scenarios.

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Biomimetics
Biomimetics Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology-Biotechnology
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