LabAtar - Humanoid Robot Teleoperation System

Posted on 01/06/2015 by mazvydas
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Hi everyone! It has been a long while since I last posted to LMR, hope you're all doing well and spreading the cult of hobby robotics!! Lately I've been thinking that it's been too long since I last shared any work of mine (seems like my last activity was 4 years ago, MENTAL!!). Saying that I remember the community being very welcoming, ready help and driven!! So here's my latest idea - LabAtar. LabAtar is a fully imersive teleoperation robotics project. This robotic control application enables ...


LabAtar - Humanoid Robot Teleoperation System

Hi everyone!

It has been a long while since I last posted to LMR, hope you're all doing well and spreading the cult of hobby robotics!!

Lately I've been thinking that it's been too long since I last shared any work of mine (seems like my last activity was 4 years ago, MENTAL!!).

Saying that I remember the community being very welcoming, ready help and driven!!

So here's my latest idea - LabAtar. LabAtar is a fully imersive teleoperation robotics project. This robotic control application enables the operator to be present from the robot's point-of-view (i.e. the user remotely perceives what robot cameras observe and all body movements are directly mapped to the humanoid, all in real-time).

This undertaking is my individual engineering project as part of the MEng Mechatronics and Robotics course at the University of Leeds. Due to module timing arrangements, actual hands-on work began in January and the submission deadline was in early-May. This gave me about 4 months to complete this independent development with addition to attending other University modules. Therefore for a project of such scale and having tight time limitations, it was crucial to choose a set of tools that would not only be simple to use but also reliable and powerful enough to accommodate all goals that were set. I have used two programming languages simultaneously to get it all working, NI LabVIEW and Python 2.7.

 

If you have any questions please ask below and I will happily explain everything that I can!

For more info see: https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-42699

Thanks as always!

Controlled immersively, FPV video feedback projected to Oculus Rift in real-time

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