Increased Autonomy for Construction Equipment using Laser

At working sites all around monotonic tasks are performed. If one were able to automatize these kinds of tasks there would be a large economical profit to collect. Volvo CE are in the process of developing an autonomous wheel loader, to perform these types of monotonic, uniform tasks. The project is...

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Main Author: Andersson, Tobias
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Language:English
Published: Linköpings universitet, Reglerteknik 2010
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IMU
EKF
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spelling ndltd-UPSALLA1-oai-DiVA.org-liu-599102013-01-08T13:49:30ZIncreased Autonomy for Construction Equipment using LaserengÖkad automation för bygg- och anläggningsfordon med hjälp av laser scannerAndersson, TobiasLinköpings universitet, Reglerteknik2010IMUEKFvisionAutomatic controlReglerteknikAt working sites all around monotonic tasks are performed. If one were able to automatize these kinds of tasks there would be a large economical profit to collect. Volvo CE are in the process of developing an autonomous wheel loader, to perform these types of monotonic, uniform tasks. The project is intended to be performed mainly be thesis workers. This report is the eighth thesis in this project. Earlier work has made the loader able to see a pile using a laser scanner. The machine can also see and fill a hauler. The usage of the laser scanner can only be made while the loader is standing still. The aim of this thesis work has been to make the loader able to scan its environment while it is moving. To do this an inertial measurement unit has been used for keeping track of the scanners orientation during a scan. The work of this thesis has resulted in a working set-up on the machine, and a robust framework for future work.   Student thesisinfo:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesistexthttp://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:liu:diva-59910application/pdfinfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess
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EKF
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Automatic control
Reglerteknik
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EKF
vision
Automatic control
Reglerteknik
Andersson, Tobias
Increased Autonomy for Construction Equipment using Laser
description At working sites all around monotonic tasks are performed. If one were able to automatize these kinds of tasks there would be a large economical profit to collect. Volvo CE are in the process of developing an autonomous wheel loader, to perform these types of monotonic, uniform tasks. The project is intended to be performed mainly be thesis workers. This report is the eighth thesis in this project. Earlier work has made the loader able to see a pile using a laser scanner. The machine can also see and fill a hauler. The usage of the laser scanner can only be made while the loader is standing still. The aim of this thesis work has been to make the loader able to scan its environment while it is moving. To do this an inertial measurement unit has been used for keeping track of the scanners orientation during a scan. The work of this thesis has resulted in a working set-up on the machine, and a robust framework for future work.  
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title Increased Autonomy for Construction Equipment using Laser
title_short Increased Autonomy for Construction Equipment using Laser
title_full Increased Autonomy for Construction Equipment using Laser
title_fullStr Increased Autonomy for Construction Equipment using Laser
title_full_unstemmed Increased Autonomy for Construction Equipment using Laser
title_sort increased autonomy for construction equipment using laser
publisher Linköpings universitet, Reglerteknik
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