Development of an Aerial Manipulation System Using Onboard Cameras and a Multi-Fingered Robotic Hand with Proximity Sensors
Ryuki Sato,
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Etienne Marco Badard,
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C. S. Thaymara Romulo
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et al.
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(2), P. 470 - 470
Published: Jan. 15, 2025
Recently,
aerial
manipulations
are
becoming
more
and
important
for
the
practical
applications
of
unmanned
vehicles
(UAV)
to
choose,
transport,
place
objects
in
global
space.
In
this
paper,
an
manipulation
system
consisting
a
UAV,
two
onboard
cameras,
multi-fingered
robotic
hand
with
proximity
sensors
is
developed.
To
achieve
self-contained
autonomous
navigation
targeted
object,
tracking
depth
cameras
used
detect
object
control
UAV
reach
target
even
Global
Positioning
System-denied
environment.
The
can
perform
sensor-based
grasping
stably
that
within
position
error
tolerance
(a
circle
radius
50
mm)
from
center
hand.
Therefore,
successfully
grasp
requirement
(=UAV)
during
hovering
after
reaching
should
be
less
than
tolerance.
meet
requirement,
detection
algorithm
support
accurate
localization
by
combining
information
both
was
addition,
camera
mount
orientation
attitude
sampling
rate
were
determined
experiments,
it
confirmed
these
implementations
improved
robot
Finally,
experiments
on
using
developed
demonstrated
successful
object.
Language: Английский
ID-Det: Insulator Burst Defect Detection from UAV Inspection Imagery of Power Transmission Facilities
Drones,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
8(7), P. 299 - 299
Published: July 5, 2024
The
global
rise
in
electricity
demand
necessitates
extensive
transmission
infrastructure,
where
insulators
play
a
critical
role
ensuring
the
safe
operation
of
power
systems.
However,
are
susceptible
to
burst
defects,
which
can
compromise
system
safety.
To
address
this
issue,
we
propose
an
insulator
defect
detection
framework,
ID-Det,
comprises
two
main
components,
i.e.,
Insulator
Segmentation
Network
(ISNet)
and
Burst
Detector
(IBD).
(1)
ISNet
incorporates
novel
Clipping
Module
(ICM),
enhancing
segmentation
performance.
(2)
IBD
leverages
corner
extraction
methods
periodic
distribution
characteristics
corners,
facilitating
key
corners
on
mask
accurate
localization
defects.
Additionally,
construct
Defect
Dataset
(ID
Dataset)
consisting
1614
images.
Experiments
dataset
demonstrate
that
ID-Det
achieves
accuracy
97.38%,
precision
recall
rate
94.56%,
outperforming
general
with
4.33%
increase
accuracy,
5.26%
precision,
2.364%
recall.
also
shows
27.2%
improvement
Average
Precision
(AP)
compared
baseline.
These
results
indicate
has
significant
potential
for
practical
application
inspection.
Language: Английский