Development of Humanoid Robot Teaching System Based on a RGB-D Sensor

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A 17 degree-of-freedom humanoid robot is developed, and a humanoid robot teaching system based on RGB-D sensor is proposed. Through the analysis of the robot’s joint configuration, the transformation formula from the Cartesian coordinate space to the joint space was deduced. Using Microsoft Kinect, the human body skeleton is mapped to the humanoid robot joint. To smooth data without causing delay, a Velocity-based Selective Mean Filter (VSMF) was proposed. The teaching system was applied on the small humanoid robot and the experiment results verified the effectiveness.

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May 2014

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