水下
海洋工程
桥(图论)
堆
机器人
工程类
声纳
危险废物
过程(计算)
能见度
计算机科学
模拟
人工智能
结构工程
地质学
医学
海洋学
操作系统
光学
物理
内科学
废物管理
作者
Khoa N. Le,Andrew Wing Keung To,Brenton Leighton,Mahdi Hassan,Dikai Liu
标识
DOI:10.1109/iros45743.2020.9341687
摘要
The SPIR, Submersible Pylon Inspection Robot, is developed to provide an innovative and practical solution to keep workers safe during maintenance of underwater structures in shallow waters, which involves working in dangerous water currents, and high-pressure water-jet cleaning. More advanced than work-class Remotely Operated Vehicles technology, the SPIR is automated and required minimum involvement of humans into the working process, thus effectively lowered the learning curve required to conduct work. To make SPIR operate effectively in poor visibility and highly disturbed environments, the multiple new technologies are developed and implemented into the system, including SBL-SONAR-based navigation, 6-DOF stabilisation, and vision-based 3D mapping. Extensive testing and field trials in various bridges are conducted to verify the robotic system. The results demonstrate the suitability of the SPIR in substituting humans for underwater hazardous tasks such as autonomous cleaning and inspection of bridge and wharf piles.
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