序号 专利名 申请号 申请日 公开(公告)号 公开(公告)日 发明人
181 Articulated robot and method of controlling the motion of the same US09812312 2001-03-20 US20010047226A1 2001-11-29 Hiroki Saijo; Yoshihiro Kuroki
A legged mobile robot realizes a motion language by a time-series change in an actuator angle or a motion pattern using the four limbs and the trunk. A motion language which includes, for example, a motion pattern which is an approximation of the contour/shape of a character is used, so that even a robot or a human being which does not possess the same motion language database can determine the meaning and character which is indicated by each motion pattern as a result of visually recognizing and interpreting the contour/form which is indicated by each motion pattern. For example, a robot which has stepped into a dangerous working area can give a message concerning, for example, the condition of the working area to an observer at a remote location without using any data communications means. The legged mobile robot communicates by moving the limbs and/or the trunk.
182 Wireless electrical connection to mobile robots or vehicles US867225 1997-06-02 US5963002A 1999-10-05 Alexander Hartov
A robot has a surface over which the robot moves, the surface being tiled with electrodes and having a power supply connected to the electrodes so that the electrodes form an alternating pattern of positive and negative electrodes, the robot having a plurality of contacts resting on the surface, each of the contacts being connected to oppositely biased diodes, the robot having a motor connected between leads connecting all the diodes of each bias, the contacts being positioned so that at least two of said contacts always rest on a negative and a positive electrode to power the motor.A control signal generator connected to the electrodes may send a control signal to a control signal receiver through the power circuitry to control the motor of the moving robot. In a like manner, a data signal generator on the robot may send data signals to a data signal receiver connected to the electrodes of the surface.
183 Welding robot with base stand having self contained welding power source US722042 1996-10-09 US5783921A 1998-07-21 Hiroyuki Handa; Yukio Misumi; Shinji Okumura; Michiharu Tanaka
A robot body has an articulated manipulator arm having a welding tool. The robot body is installed on a base stand housing electric circuits including a welding power source. The electric circuits provide for driving and controlling the welding tool. The robot thus provided minimizes the space needed for installation thereof and requires less time for installation and fewer parts, whereby it becomes possible to reduce the manufacturing cost, simplify the robot installation operation and obtain a stable welding performance.
184 DEVICE FOR REPOSITIONING BONE FRACTURE FRAGMENTS EP15766484.8 2015-09-18 EP3197379B1 2018-10-24 GÖCKERITZ, Stefan; KRICKEBERG, Thomas; KATZENSTEIN, Bernhard
A device for repositioning bone fracture fragments is disclosed. The device has a carrier assembly and a first arm assembly attached to the carrier assembly, the first arm assembly configured to hold a first bone fracture fragment. The device also has a second arm assembly attached to the carrier assembly, the second arm assembly configured to hold a second bone fracture fragment. The device further has an actuator assembly configured to adjust the second arm assembly, and an operating assembly configured to control an adjustment of the second arm assembly via the actuator assembly. The operating assembly is a manually operatable operating assembly.
185 REMOTE CONTROL ROBOT SYSTEM EP16838719.9 2016-05-27 EP3342564A1 2018-07-04 HASHIMOTO, Yasuhiko; KAMON, Masayuki

A robot main body (1) having a robotic arm (10), a remote control device (2) which includes a robotic arm operational instruction input part (70) installed outside of a working area and by which an operational instruction for the robotic arm is inputted, and a contactless action detecting part (71) configured to detect a contactless action including at least one given operating condition parameter change instructing action by an operator, a control device (3) communicably connected to the remote control device and configured to control operation of the robot main body. The control device includes a memory part (32) configured to store change instruction content data defining a change mode of an operating condition parameter related to an operating condition of the robot main body corresponding to the at least one operating condition parameter change instructing action, a change instruction content identifying module (34) configured to identify the change mode of the operating condition parameter corresponding to one of the operating condition parameter change instructing action detected by the contactless action detecting part based on the change instruction content data, and a motion controlling module (33) configured to control operation of the robot main body by changing the operating condition of the robot main body based on the change mode of the operating condition parameter identified by the change instruction content identifying module.

186 INFORMATION SHARING SYSTEM AND INFORMATION SHARING METHOD FOR SHARING INFORMATION BETWEEN MULTIPLE ROBOT SYSTEMS EP16838710.8 2016-05-27 EP3342553A1 2018-07-04 HASHIMOTO, Yasuhiko; KAMON, Masayuki

An information sharing system between a plurality of robot systems includes a plurality of robot systems, communicatably connected with each other through a network, and configured to be capable of presetting a given operation of a robot and repeating a correction of the operation, and a storage device, connected with the network and configured to store corrected information containing corrected operating information that is operating information for causing the robot to execute a given operation corrected in at least one of the robot systems. Each of the plurality of robot systems shares the corrected information stored in the storage device and operates the robot based on the sharing corrected information.

187 ROBOT SYSTEM EP16838708.2 2016-05-27 EP3342551A1 2018-07-04 HASHIMOTO, Yasuhiko; SHIMOMURA, Nobuyasu; MAEHARA, Tsuyoshi; KAMON, Masayuki; KUROSAWA, Yasushi; TANAKA, Shigetsugu

A robot system includes a robot main body, a memory part configured to store information for causing the robot main body to perform a given operation, as saved operational information, a motion controller configured to control the operation of the robot main body by using the saved operational information as automatic operational information for causing the robot main body to operate, and an operation correcting device configured to generate, by being operated, manipulating information for correcting the operation of the robot main body during operation. The motion controller controls the robot main body to perform an operation corrected from the operation related to the automatic operational information in response to a reception of the manipulating information while the robot main body is operating by using the automatic operational information. The memory part is configured to be storable of corrected operational information for causing the robot main body to perform the corrected operation as saved operational information, when the robot main body performs the corrected operation.

188 ROBOT SYSTEM EP16838732.2 2016-06-24 EP3342545A1 2018-07-04 HASHIMOTO, Yasuhiko; KAMON, Masayuki

A robot system (100) includes a robot (1) including a tactile sensor (5) and a hand (1c) having the tactile sensor, a robot controller (6) configured to control operation of the hand of the robot according to robot manipulating information, a manipulator (2), a tactile information processor (7) configured to generate tactile information defined by a pressure distribution based on pressures detected by at least the plurality of pressure sensors and spatial positions of the plurality of pressure sensors, convert the tactile information into sensible tactile information that is sensible by the operator, and output the sensible tactile information, a sensible tactile information presenting part (10) configured to present to the operator the sensible tactile information outputted from the tactile information processor.

189 INDUSTRIAL REMOTE CONTROL ROBOT SYSTEM EP16838704.1 2016-05-27 EP3342542A1 2018-07-04 HASHIMOTO, Yasuhiko; KAMON, Masayuki

A remote control robot system includes a master device, a slave arm having a plurality of control modes including an automatic mode and a manual mode, a control device configured to operate the slave arm, an entering-person sensing device configured to detect an entering person into an operational area of the slave arm, an entering-person identifying information acquisition device configured to acquire entering-person identifying information for identifying whether the entering person is the operator who carries the master device, and an operation regulating device configured to regulate the operation of the slave arm based on the information acquired from the entering-person sensing device and the entering-person identifying information acquisition device. In the automatic mode, the operation regulating device regulates the operation of the slave arm when the entering person is detected. In the manual mode, the operation regulating device allows the operation of the slave arm to continue when the entering person is detected and the entering person is the operator, and regulates the operation of the slave arm when the entering person is other than the operator.

190 REMOTE CONTROL MANIPULATOR SYSTEM AND OPERATION METHOD THEREOF EP16838712.4 2016-05-27 EP3321044A1 2018-05-16 HASHIMOTO, Yasuhiko; KAMON, Masayuki

A remote-control manipulator system according to the present disclosure includes a manipulator (2) configured to receive a manipulating instruction from an operator, a slave arm (1) configured to perform a series of works comprised of a plurality of processes, a camera (3) configured to image operation of the slave arm (1), a display device (6) configured to display an image captured by the camera (3), a storage device (5) configured to store information related to environment in a workspace as an environment model (52), and a control device (4). The control device (4) is configured, while operating the slave arm (1) manually or hybridly, to acquire circumference information that is information related to a circumference area of an area imaged by the camera (3) based on the environment model (52) stored in the storage device (5), and display on the display device (6) so that the image captured by the camera (3) and the circumference information are interlocked.

191 SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR FLEXIBLE HUMAN-MACHINE COLLABORATION EP15837602 2015-08-28 EP3194123A4 2018-05-09 GUERIN KELLEHER; HAGER GREGORY D; RIEDEL SEBASTIAN
Methods and systems for enabling human-machine collaborations include a generalizable framework that supports dynamic adaptation and reuse of robotic capability representations and human-machine collaborative behaviors. Specifically, a method of feedback-enabled user-robot collaboration includes obtaining a robot capability that models a robot's functionality for performing task actions, specializing the robot capability with an information kernel that encapsulates task-related parameters associated with the task actions, and providing an instance of the specialized robot capability as a robot capability element that controls the robot's functionality based on the task-related parameters. The method also includes obtaining, based on the robot capability element's user interaction requirements, user interaction capability elements, via which the robot capability element receives user input and provides user feedback, controlling, based on the task-related parameters, the robot's functionality to perform the task actions in collaboration with the user input; and providing the user feedback including task-related information generated by the robot capability element in association with the task actions.
192 EMOTION CONTROL SYSTEM, SYSTEM, AND PROGRAM EP16811440.3 2016-06-01 EP3312776A1 2018-04-25 SON, Masayoshi; TOMONAGA, Kosuke

It is impossible to change tastes and preferences with a robot or artificial intelligence. Provided is an emotion control system comprising an information acquiring section that acquires network content acquired from a public network; a storage section that stores effect information indicating an effect exerted on an emotion of a control target by the network content; an updating section that updates the effect information stored in the storage section, based on sensor information detected by a sensor of the control target; and an emotion control section that controls the emotion of the control target based on the network content acquired by the information acquiring section and the effect information stored in the storage section.

193 ASSEMBLY-MANUFACTURING APPARATUS AND ASSEMBLY-MANUFACTURING METHOD EP16832879 2016-07-27 EP3290150A4 2018-04-04 INAGAKI TAKAHIRO; TOMBE TOSHIHIRO; GOTO TAKUYA; HIRAI MAKOTO; GOTO NAOKI; MIZUKAMI MASANOBU; NAKAMURA KATSUMI
When holding a long member, the purpose of the present invention is to hold the long member without using an immobilizing jig and without deforming the long member. A long member assembling apparatus is provided with multiple hand sections (8) for gripping a long member (10), and arm sections (9) and trunk sections (12) for adjusting the positions of the hand sections (8) gripping the long member (10) by moving the hand sections (8). The hand sections (8) have a configuration such that, when the positions thereof are adjusted by the arm sections (9) and the trunk sections (12), the hand sections are capable of moving along the longitudinal direction of the long member (10) while gripping the long member (10).
194 ASSEMBLY-MANUFACTURING APPARATUS AND ASSEMBLY-MANUFACTURING METHOD EP16832879.7 2016-07-27 EP3290150A1 2018-03-07 INAGAKI, Takahiro; TOMBE, Toshihiro; GOTO, Takuya; HIRAI, Makoto; GOTO, Naoki; MIZUKAMI, Masanobu; NAKAMURA, Katsumi

When holding a long member, the purpose of the present invention is to hold the long member without using an immobilizing jig and without deforming the long member. A long member assembling apparatus is provided with multiple hand sections (8) for gripping a long member (10), and arm sections (9) and trunk sections (12) for adjusting the positions of the hand sections (8) gripping the long member (10) by moving the hand sections (8). The hand sections (8) have a configuration such that, when the positions thereof are adjusted by the arm sections (9) and the trunk sections (12), the hand sections are capable of moving along the longitudinal direction of the long member (10) while gripping the long member (10).

195 MIXED ENVIRONMENT DISPLAY OF ATTACHED DATA EP16720944.4 2016-04-06 EP3289428A1 2018-03-07 HILL, David M.; CHARBONNEAU, Emiko V.; JEAN, Andrew William; EVERTT, Jeffrey J.; JONES, Alan M.; ROESLER, Richard C.
Concepts and technologies are described herein for providing enhanced configuration and control of robots. Configurations disclosed herein augment a mobile computing device, such as a robot, with resources for understanding and navigation of an environment surrounding the computing device. The resources can include sensors of a separate computing device, which may be in the form of a head-mounted display. Data produced by the resources can be used to generate instructions for the mobile computing device. The sensors of the separate computing device can also detect a change in an environment or a conflict in the actions of the mobile computing device, and dynamically modify the generated instructions. By the use of the techniques disclosed herein, a simple, low-cost robot can understand and navigate through a complex environment and appropriately interact with obstacles and other objects.
196 ASSEMBLY BODY MANUFACTURING DEVICE AND ASSEMBLY BODY MANUFACTURING METHOD EP16832752.6 2016-07-19 EP3284559A1 2018-02-21 TOMBE, Toshihiro; GOTO, Takuya; INAGAKI, Takahiro; HIRAI, Makoto; GOTO, Naoki; MIZUKAMI, Masanobu; NAKAMURA, Katsumi

When a long shaped member is to be held, in order to hold the long shaped member in the original shape of the long shaped member at a precise position without using a jig for immobilization, a long member assembling device (1) is provided with: multiple hand parts (8) that hold a long member (10); arm parts (9) and trunk parts (12) that move the hand parts (8) to adjust the po - sitions of the hand parts (8) holding the long member (10); a storage unit having stored therein the original shape of the long member (10); and a control unit (30) that, on the basis of the original shape of the long member (10) stored in the storage unit, drives the arm parts (9) and the trunk parts (12) to adjust the position of the multiple hand parts (8) holding the long member (10) such that the shape of the long member (10) held by the hand parts (8) matches the original shape of the long member (10) stored in the storage unit.

197 REMOTELY OPERATED ACTUATOR EP10764382.7 2010-04-07 EP2420194B1 2017-01-25 ISOBE, Hiroshi; OZAKI, Takayoshi
198 Kernanlagenmanipulatorsystem EP14001753.4 2014-05-19 EP2810746A1 2014-12-10 Kisjuhasz, David; Eckert, Marko

Die Erfindung betrifft ein Kernanlagenmanipulatorsystem (10), umfassend einen Manipulator (12) mit Bilderfassungsvorrichtung (14) und fernbedienbarem Antrieb (18), eine Fernbedienvorrichtung (22) sowie eine Auswertevorrichtung (24) zur Auswertung von Bilddaten der Bilderfassungsvorrichtung (14). Die Auswertevorrichtung (24) ist derart ausgestaltet, dass bei einer Bewegung des Manipulators (12) längs eines Bewegungspfades anhand der Bilddaten sich jeweilige längs des Bewegungspfades befindliche bekannte Objekte (34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68, 114) automatisch identifiziert werden und im Fall eines Passierens eines solchen Objektes richtungsabhängig (82 ⇔ 84) ein Objektzähler inkrementiert beziehungsweise dekrementiert wird wobei der Fernbedienvorrichtung (22) der aktuelle Wert des Objektzählers (72, 76, 80) bereitgestellt wird. Die Erfindung betrifft auch ein Verfahren zur Steuerung eines Manipulators (12) eines erfindungsgemäßen Kernanlagenmanipulatorsystems.

199 REMOTELY OPERATED ACTUATOR EP10764382 2010-04-07 EP2420194A4 2013-10-30 ISOBE HIROSHI; OZAKI TAKAYOSHI
200 ROBOT AND TASK EXECUTION SYSTEM EP08857151.8 2008-10-07 EP2186610B1 2013-01-23 KAWAGUCHI, Yuichiro; YOKOYAMA, Taro
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