Martin Gerdzhev, Jimmy Tran, A. Ferworn, D. Ostrom
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引用次数: 9
摘要
本文介绍了一种用于城市搜救(USAR)行动的小型救援机器人Drop and EXplore (DEX)的工作。与其他救援机器人不同,DEX被设计成与训练有素的USAR犬一起使用。DEX的开发是犬类辅助机器人部署(CARD)新概念的一部分。CARD利用搜救犬将机器人送到被困在废墟下的伤员附近。一个小机器人被拴在一只搜索犬身上。在狗狗用它的敏捷性和嗅觉找到伤员后,当狗狗发出吠叫指示时,机器人就会被部署。这种方法规避了目前反应机器人无法穿越碎石的问题。由于DEX是为了测试CARD的概念而构建的,因此本文描述了DEX的设计以及所进行的实验。
DEX - A design for Canine-Delivered Marsupial Robot
This paper presents the work on Drop and EXplore (DEX), a small rescue robot to be used in Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) operations. Unlike other rescue robots, DEX was designed to be used in tandem with trained USAR canines. The development of DEX was part of a new concept called Canine Assisted Robot Deployment (CARD). CARD utilizes search canines to deliver robots close to the casualties trapped under rubble. A small robot is attached to a search dog. After the dog uses its agility and sense of smell to find a casualty, the robot is deployed when the dog gives its bark indication. This method circumvents the current problems of response robots, their inability to traverse rubble. As DEX was constructed in order to test the concept of CARD, its designs are described in this paper along with the experiments conducted.