Self Healing Robots
Self Healing Robots
CONTENT
ROBOT HISTORY OF ROBOTS INTRODUCTION SELF HEALLING ROBOTS WORKING MECHANISM FUTURE DIRECTIONS ADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES
APPLICATION CONCLUSION REFERENCE
ROBOT
Derived from CZECH word ROBOTA.
PROPERTIES
Is not 'natural' i.e. has been artificially created. Can sense its environment. Can manipulate things in its environment. Has some degree of intelligence
SATOSHI MURATA
Starfish research done in computational synthesis lab at Cornell university -2003 Recent projects NASA PROGRAM in intelligent system
OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
INTRODUCTION
SELF-HEALING ROBOTS
HOW IT WORKS???
While working , there may be a cause of error in the robotic parts It can be detected by itself. This method is known as ERROR RECOVERY.
ERROR RECOVERY
The need for automated error recovery is even more acute in the field of remote robotics, where human operators cannot manually repair or provide compensation for damage or failure.
SELF-RECONFIGURATION PRINCIPLES
WORKING PHASES
I. Predict state: predict its state for locomotion II. Stop: estimator predicts the roll and pitch, if the current configuration is not suitable, locomotion stops. III. Reconfigure: selects the suitable configuration and starts proceeding IV. Resume Motion: After a suitable reconfiguration has been enabled the robot resumes its motion.
MECHANISMS
Bonding mechanism
Reconfiguration algorithms
Configuration Configuration recognition Decentralized control
FUTURE DIRECTION
Self-repairing system Self-sustaining system Self-replicating system Self-fueling system
ADVANTAGES
VERSATILITY ADAPTABILITY ROBUSTNESS {self repair} LOW COST
DISADVANTAGES
More power consumption. Difficult to construct. Manufacturing needs more time . Testing delay
APPLICATIONS
Space exploration and Space colonization applications Construction of large architectural systems were difficult Deep sea exploration/mining Search and rescue in unstructured environments
CONCLUSIONS
It processes demonstrate both topological and parametric self-modeling.
This suggests grasping that future machines may be able to continually detect changes in their own environment.
REFERENCE
http://ccsl.mae.cornell.edu/research/selfm odels/ http://www.mae.cornell.edu/ccsl/papers/S cience06_Bongard.pdf