机器人云中心的设计

Zhihui Du, Weiqiang Yang, Yinong Chen, Xin Sun, Xiaoyin Wang, Chen Xu
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面向服务的体系结构和云计算已经成为流行的计算范式。在这种范例中,可以像访问当今社会中可用的其他公用事业服务一样访问计算资源。与此同时,机器人应用也加入了这一趋势。越来越多的机器人应用从制造业转向非制造业和服务业。然而,对于大型异构机器人的按需供应,仍然是一个尚未研究的问题,包括这些资源的基本管理和使用效率问题。在本文中,我们设计了一个遵循通用云计算范式的“机器人云中心”(RCC)框架,以解决当前机器人应用在容量和多功能性方面的限制。在这个框架中,机器人可以像公用事业服务一样作为一种服务来提供,这样每个人都可以轻松、高效、廉价地获得强大的机器人服务。在给定场景的基础上,提出了一种RCC中的机器人调度算法,利用异构机器人资源,以最小的成本满足最终用户的需求。
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Design of a Robot Cloud Center
Service-oriented architecture and cloud computing have become the prevalent computing paradigm. In this paradigm, computing resources can be accessed like other utility services available in today's society. In the meantime, robotics applications are joining the trend. More and more robot applications are shifting from manufacture to non-manufacture and service industries. However, for the on-demand supply of the large-scale heterogeneous robots, It is still a problem have not yet been studied, including the fundamental management and efficiency issues in using of these resources. In this paper, we design a framework of "Robot Cloud Center" (RCC) following the general cloud computing paradigm to address the current limitations in capacity and versatility of robotic applications. In this framework, a robot can be provided as a service just like a public utility service so that everyone can access the powerful robotic services easily, efficiently, and cheaply. Based on a given scenario, a robot scheduling algorithm in RCC is proposed to take advantage of the heterogeneous robot resources to meet the end user's requirement with the minimum cost.
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