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Robotics 54 Robot 33 Path planning 24 Industry 4.0 18 Artificial intelligence 16 Control 15 Mobile robots 15 Robot design 15 Autonomous robots 12 Industrial robot 12 Neural networks 10 Teleoperation 9 Cooperative robots 8 Robot vision 8 Sensors 8 Calibration 7 Collision avoidance 7 Force control 7 Mobile robot 7 Applications 6 Gait planning 6 Machine learning 6 Medical robots 6 Motion planning 6 Navigation 6 Obstacle avoidance 6 SLAM 6 Service robots 6 Agriculture 5 Deep learning 5 Grippers 5 Image processing 5 Inspection robot 5 Machine vision 5 Manipulator 5 Mobile manipulator 5 Motion control 5 Parameter identification 5 Rehabilitation robots 5 Reinforcement learning 5
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research-article 329 technical-paper 48 non-article 21 case-report 14 review 12 review-article 5 back-matter 3 conceptual-paper 1 viewpoint 1
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English 600
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Bogue, Robert 33 Pransky, Joanne 22 Fu, Yili 16 Jiang, Wei 11 Li, Hong Jun 11 Yan, Yu 10 Feng, Haibo 7 Norberto Pires, J. 7 Zou, Dehua 7 Chen, Bai 6 Chen, Wei 6 Cong, Ming 6 Fang, Lijin 6 Liu, Dong 6 Liu, Haitao 6 Pires, J. Norberto 6 Wei, Wang 6 Xiao, Juliang 6 Yang, Canjun 6 Zhang, An 6 Zhang, Tie 6 Bogue, Rob 5 Javaid, Mohd 5 Li, Lin 5 Singh, Ravi Pratap 5 Sun, Fuchun 5 Wang, Lihui 5 Yang, Wei 5 Yu, Lianqing 5 Zhang, Fuhai 5 Zou, Yanbiao 5 Dai, Shijie 4 Dong, Mingjie 4 Fang, Bin 4 Haleem, Abid 4 Han, Bing 4 Ji, Wenbin 4 Li, Jianfeng 4 Li, Ruifeng 4 Li, Xuelong 4
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Design and extensibility analysis of a variable buoyancy system for small autonomous underwater vehicles
Xia, Yi; Li, Yonglong; Zang, Hongbin; Mao, Yanpian; … - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 2, pp. 287-300
Purpose A switching depth controller based on a variable buoyancy system (VBS) is proposed to improve the performance of small autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs). First, the requirements of VBS for small AUVs are analyzed. Second, a modular VBS with high extensibility and easy integration is...
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Pose detection and docking control for autonomous dynamic docking mechanism with non-cooperative targets
Zhan, Gan; Chen, Zhihua; Zhang, Zhenyu; Zhan, Jigang; … - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 5, pp. 715-728
Purpose This study aims to address the issue of random movement and non coordination between docking mechanisms and locking mechanisms, and proposes a comprehensive dynamic docking control architecture that integrates perception, planning, and motion control. Design/methodology/approach Firstly,...
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Autonomous path planning and stabilizing force interaction control for robotic massage in unknown environment
Zhang, Xiaoqing; Xiong, Genliang; Yin, Peng; Gao, Yanfeng; … - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 3, pp. 518-527
Purpose To ensure the motion attitude and stable contact force of massage robot working on unknown human tissue environment, this study aims to propose a robotic system for autonomous massage path planning and stable interaction control. Design/methodology/approach First, back region extraction...
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Adaptive autonomous navigation system for coal mine inspection robots: overcoming intersection challenges
Wang, Hongwei; Li, Chao; Liang, Wei; Wang, Di; Yao, Linhu - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 6, pp. 922-935
Purpose In response to the navigation challenges faced by coal mine tunnel inspection robots in semistructured underground intersection environments, many current studies rely on structured map-based planning algorithms and trajectory tracking techniques. However, this approach is highly...
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DARLOS: a lightweight dual-arm robotic live-line operation system for autonomous high-voltage distribution grid maintenance
Wang, Zhiqiang - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 3, pp. 446-454
Purpose This paper aims to present a novel lightweight distribution grid operating robot system with focus on lightweight and multi-functionality, aiming for autonomous and live-line maintenance operations. Design/methodology/approach A ground-up redesign of the dual-arm robotic system with...
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3D-AMM: a 3D artificial moment method for path planning of manipulator in multiple obstacles scenario
Liu, Andong; Zhang, Yawen; Fu, Jiayun; Yan, Yuankun; … - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 5, pp. 761-771
Purpose In response to the issue of traditional algorithms often falling into local minima or failing to find feasible solutions in manipulator path planning. The purpose of this paper is to propose a 3D artificial moment method (3D-AMM) for obstacle avoidance for the robotic arm's end-effector....
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SiLK-SLAM: accurate, robust and versatile visual SLAM with simple learned keypoints
Yao, Jianjun; Li, Yingzhao - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 3, pp. 400-412
Purpose Weak repeatability is observed in handcrafted keypoints, leading to tracking failures in visual simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM) systems under challenging scenarios such as illumination change, rapid rotation and large angle of view variation. In contrast, learning-based...
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Research on dual robot collaboration method based on improved double ant colony algorithm
Jia, Xiaohui; Tang, Chunrui; Zhang, Xiangbo; Liu, Jinyue - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 3, pp. 424-435
Purpose This study aims to propose an efficient dual-robot task collaboration strategy to address the issue of low work efficiency and inability to meet the production needs of a single robot during construction operations. Design/methodology/approach A hybrid task allocation method based on...
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Design and control of variable stiffness joint based on magnetic flux adjustment mechanism
Zhang, Ming; Hou, Lei; Guo, Huaichao; Li, Hongyu; Sun, Feng - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 6, pp. 899-907
Purpose This study aims to improve the robot’s performance during interactions with human and uncertain environments. Design/methodology/approach A joint stiffness model was established according to the molecular current method and the virtual displacement method. The position and stiffness...
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Human-following task without a prior map
Zhou, Zhiqiang; Fu, Yong; Wu, Wei - In: Industrial Robot: the international journal of robotics … 51 (2024) 6, pp. 960-972
Purpose The human-following task is a fundamental function in human–robot collaboration. It requires a robot to recognize and locate a target person, plan a path and avoid obstacles. To enhance the applicability of the human-following task in various scenarios, it should not rely on a prior...
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