Presentation
12 April 2021 Towards extreme mobility humanoid resupply robots
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Abstract
We will describe the high-level design goals of SupplyBot, which will be a high performance humanoid robot, with physical capabilities approaching that of a human. The robot will feature high range of motion joint designs, new compact hydraulic actuators, advanced materials, and utilize advanced manufacturing processes to achieve one of the highest range of motion of any humanoid robot to date, while also maintaining one of the highest power-to-weight ratios. We will discuss innovative joint designs, robust shell designs, and various subcomponents to reduce weight and improve strength of the robot. Finally, we will describe algorithms for autonomously crossing a variety of mobility challenges and operator interfaces for remotely operating the robot through complex environments.
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Jerry Pratt, Victor Ragusila, Sebastian Sanchez, Brandon Shrewsbury, Steven Thornton, Davin Landry, Stephen Morfey, Evan Yu, Savannah Cowen, Josh Farina, and Robert Griffin "Towards extreme mobility humanoid resupply robots", Proc. SPIE 11758, Unmanned Systems Technology XXIII, 1175804 (12 April 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2587532
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KEYWORDS
Robots

Actuators

Buildings

Interfaces

Manufacturing

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