Danilo Di Prima
Human-Robot Collaboration through a new touch emulation system for assembly tasks.
Rel. Marina Indri. Politecnico di Torino, Master of science program in Computer Engineering, 2020
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Abstract
Collaborative robots have been increasingly used in industries. This master thesis proposes a new mode of interaction to perform an industrial assembly task that employs an LCD, a Leap Motion controller and a camera as hardware and lets them interact with a Niryo One robot over ROS. The robot is an educational one, 3D printed with 6 degrees of freedom. The camera is a webcam, placed above the robot, focusing the workspace and displaying images on the screen. A new touch emulation system was proposed using the display and the Leap Motion controller. It consists of an initial calibration step which creates a virtual representation of the screen.
Using the position and the orientation of the LCD, two virtual touch panels are created, parallel to the screen, one representing the touching panel that is very close to the screen, the second representing the farther hovering panel
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