NASA NTRS · 20050009956
Extensible Hardware Architecture for Mobile Robots
Abstract
The Intelligent Robotics Group at NASA Ames Research Center has developed a new mobile robot hardware architecture designed for extensibility and reconfigurability. Currently implemented on the k9 rover. and won to be integrated onto the K10 series of human-robot collaboration research robots, this architecture allows for rapid changes in instrumentation configuration and provides a high degree of modularity through a synergistic mix of off-the-shelf and custom designed components, allowing eased transplantation into a wide vane6 of mobile robot platforms. A component level overview of this architecture is presented along with a description of the changes required for implementation on K10 , followed by plans for future work.
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Park, Eric, Kobayashi, Linda, Lee, Susan Y.. 2005-01-01. Extensible Hardware Architecture for Mobile Robots. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20050009956
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