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ACME, A Telerobotic Active Measurement Facility

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ACME, A Telerobotic Active Measurement Facility
: We are developing a robotic measurement facility which makes it very easy to build “reality-based” models, i.e., computational models of existing, physical objects based on actual measurements. These include not only models of shape, but also reflectance, contact forces, and sound. Such realistic models are crucial in many applications, including telerobotics, virtual reality, computer-assisted medicine, computer animation, computer games, and training simulators. The Active Measurement Facility (ACME) is an integrated robotic facility designed to acquire a rich set of measurements from objects of moderate size1 , for building accurate physical models. ACME can provide precise motions of a test object; acquire range measurements with a laser range finder; position a 3-CCD color video camera, a trinocular stereo vision system, and other sensors around the object; probe the test object with a robot arm equipped with a force/torque sensor; and acquire registered measurements from ...
Dinesh K. Pai, Jochen Lang, John E. Lloyd, Robert
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Type Conference
Year 1999
Where ISER
Authors Dinesh K. Pai, Jochen Lang, John E. Lloyd, Robert J. Woodham
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