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This document discusses metamorphic robots, which are robots capable of changing their external shape. It proposes that these robots could be made of identical modules that can rearrange themselves into different configurations depending on the terrain or task. The document outlines an algorithm for practical implementation involving graph traversal to determine optimal configurations and distributed reconfiguration of modules to achieve the required shape. Metamorphic robots could have applications in tasks like bridge building and satellite recovery due to their versatility.
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UiPath integration with generative AI
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- 1. METAMORPHIC ROBOTS SUMITTED BY: SUBMITTED TO: SUMIT DALAL MS. PURNIMA 1508155 MS. NEELIMA EC1 MS. MONIKA
- 2. METAMORPHIC ROBOTS METAMORPHISM- to change the external shape ROBOTS-a mechanical intelligent agent
- 4. CONTENT Introduction Algorithms for practical application Its advantages Its possible uses Conclusion references
- 5. INTRODUCTION Changes shape according to terrain Combination of several basic units Transformer
- 7. ALGORITHM FOR PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION Include four steps 1. certain terms & assumptions 2. graph transversal algorithm 3. distributed reconfiguration 4. tackling obstacle
- 8. TERMS & ASSUMPTION Plane partitioned in to equal sized hexagon cells Identical modules ( basic unit ) At any time each module knows its - position -edges in contact
- 9. Continued…. -module move in the empty hexagon
- 10. GRAPH TRAVERSAL ALGORITHM Aim is to go from initial configuration to required configuration presently needs here here to go (say to climb ) !! here in between we need to find best shape to take
- 11. Admissible and non admissible configuration
- 12. The space in between is taken to be divide in hexagons -node as hexagon -the interconnection as edge
- 14. DISTRIBUTED RECONFIGURATION After path decision needs to move in the modules in it -which module will move (free) -which is free
- 15. Continued… -the program in each module tells -where it presently is -where to go to get required shape -which so ever becomes free that move with required delay
- 16. Continued… space in between Initial final Position destination
- 17. TACKLING OBSTACLE -obstacle is seen as the set of forbidden hexagons that module cant enter -so by any sensing element can make out which are forbidden hexagons -camera or IR etc. then programmed accordingly
- 19. ADVANTAGES -they are robust -the property of metamorphism -they individual robot can handle wide variety of tasks -cost effective
- 20. NEGATIVE POINTS -the hardware and software both are complex -a common man cant afford it
- 21. POSSIBLE USES -bridge building -structural support -satellite recovery
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