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12 August 1998 Teleoperated inspection robots for space and Earth applications
Klaus Schilling, Hubert Roth
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Abstract
For planetary surface operations, the European Space Agency initiated a development for teleoperated mini-rovers. Remote control functions related to autonomous reaction capabilities and sensor data processing on-board the vehicle exhibit interesting transfer potential to industrial and educational teleoperation tasks. Similar requirements to the space application arise in particular, when low cost communication links are used for teleservicing. This paper reviews the operational concept for the Mars rover and its operations test environment. The technology transfer to terrestrial teleservicing applications is analyzed, regarding remotely controlled equipment or robots. This is illustrated at the example of pipe inspection robots, industrial transport robots and virtual laboratories for educational purposes.
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Klaus Schilling and Hubert Roth "Teleoperated inspection robots for space and Earth applications", Proc. SPIE 3366, Robotic and Semi-Robotic Ground Vehicle Technology, (12 August 1998); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.317536
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Robots

Control systems

Inspection

Mars

Space robots

Navigation systems

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