VR collaborative robotics, enabling remote physical work.
VR 协作机器人,支持远程体力工作。
基本信息
- 批准号:54658
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 6.37万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2020
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2020 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The Covid-19 crisis has put over two billion people in lockdown, revealing unpreparedness for businesses to adapt to social distancing rules and physical work disruption. While some office work can be done from home - pressing everyone into video-conferencing - the impossibility to achieve physical tasks remotely is an immense stumbling block. The Manufacturing industry employs 2.7m people, generating over £380Bn in the UK alone. From manufacturing, engineering, scientific research, education to healthcare, many professionals wish they could achieve physical work remotely.Titan Reality's key vision and motivation is to help these many industries to get back to work safely, and become more flexible and resilient with the fast adoption of a remote collaborative robotics solution up-skilling their workforce. With years of leading edge work in this field, Titan Reality can build an affordable solution using VR and natural hand motion to remotely interact with robotics and achieve physical tasks in collaboration with the workforce. The solution is human-centric and interactive, empowering the user and remote team work.Our VR solution uses natural motor skills and senses we use everyday with high precision and makes the robotic arm or cobot reproduce those movements instantly. Hands motion tracking ensures programming is based on teaching the robot practical skills, which are very difficult to program with code. Our virtual robotics controller handles instant translation into machine language. VR enables easy training with expected results. Feedback sensors and IP cameras ensure safe remote operation of the robot.Agile, fast, adaptable and affordable the VR collaborative robotics solution is the "video-conferencing" equivalent, physical businesses desperately need.
新冠肺炎危机已导致20多亿人被封锁,暴露出企业在适应社交距离规则和体力工作中断方面的准备不足。虽然一些办公室工作可以在家里完成--迫使每个人都参加视频会议--但无法远程完成物理任务是一个巨大的绊脚石。制造业雇佣了270万人,仅在英国就创造了超过3800亿GB的收入。从制造、工程、科研、教育到医疗保健,许多专业人士都希望能够远程完成体力工作。Titan Reality的关键愿景和动机是帮助这些行业恢复安全工作,并通过快速采用远程协作机器人解决方案来提高员工技能,从而变得更加灵活和有弹性。凭借在该领域多年的领先工作,Titan Reality可以构建一个经济实惠的解决方案,使用VR和自然手部运动与机器人远程交互,并与员工协作完成物理任务。我们的VR解决方案以人为本,具有互动性,增强了用户和远程团队的能力。我们的VR解决方案使用了我们日常使用的高精度自然运动技能和感官,并使机械臂或Cobot立即复制这些动作。手的运动跟踪确保了编程的基础是教授机器人实用技能,这些技能很难用代码编程。我们的虚拟机器人控制器可以即时翻译成机器语言。VR使培训变得轻松,并获得预期的效果。反馈传感器和IP摄像头确保了机器人的安全远程操作。灵活、快速、适应性强和经济实惠的VR协作机器人解决方案是企业迫切需要的等同于实物的视频会议。
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10.1002/cam4.5377 - 发表时间:
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10.1007/s10067-023-06584-x - 发表时间:
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2023-03-27 - 期刊:
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