Blended dexterous autonomy and remote robotics for resilient economic service delivery
融合灵巧的自主性和远程机器人技术,提供有弹性的经济服务
基本信息
- 批准号:10004569
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 8.7万
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- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Feasibility Studies
- 财政年份:2021
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2021 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Despite ever increasing automation capability, human dexterity, perception, skill and perhaps most importantly judgement is still necessary for a vast range of services and processes in society and the economy.However having people carry out tasks in-person has a range of disadvantages;1. They have to be a in a particular place to deliver the service - incurring economic and environmental costs in travelling to that location2. Humans are susceptible to fatigue, injury and mistakes, particularly when carrying out repetitive manual tasks.3. Whether in a pandemic or not, humans are a vector for disease - this is relevant in any situation where humans come into contact with one another, or food.It would be great if we could have robots to carry out every task humans can, but the current state of the art in robotics is a long way short of this level of capability.We propose an economical remote obotics system way to remove the human from these situations by projecting a human's motor skills and perception into a robotic proxy, augmented by AI for simple tasks. From a societal point of view this carries health benefits to the worker (reduced injury, convenience). From a business point of view it allows the delivery of services, with associated economic activity, in a wider range of situations that might otherwise disrupt either the service itself or the demand for the service.We will demonstrate the system in two everyday scenarios;* Hair cutting (also representing healthcare applications)* Food preparation.
尽管自动化能力不断增强,但人类的灵巧性、感知力、技能以及最重要的判断力对于社会和经济中的大量服务和流程仍然是必要的。然而,让人们亲自执行任务有一系列缺点;1 。他们必须在特定地点提供服务 - 前往该地点会产生经济和环境成本2。人类容易疲劳、受伤和犯错,特别是在执行重复性手动任务时。3。无论是否发生大流行,人类都是疾病的传播媒介——这在人类彼此接触或与食物接触的任何情况下都相关。如果我们能够拥有机器人来执行人类可以执行的每一项任务,那就太好了,但是目前的机器人技术水平还远远达不到这种能力水平。我们提出了一种经济的远程机器人系统方法,通过将人类的运动技能和感知投射到由人工智能增强的机器人代理中,将人类从这些情况中移除对于简单的任务。从社会角度来看,这给工人带来健康益处(减少伤害、方便)。从业务角度来看,它允许在更广泛的情况下提供服务以及相关的经济活动,否则可能会破坏服务本身或服务需求。我们将在两个日常场景中演示该系统;*理发(也代表医疗保健应用)* 食物准备。
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