Knight Gear is an autonomous robot that follows and carries materials for a user. It uses ultrasonic sensors for object detection and avoidance to prevent collisions. An infrared sensor tracks the user within 10 feet. The robot has a maximum payload of 30 pounds, runs for 1 hour on rechargeable batteries, and connects wirelessly within 10 feet. A microcontroller controls the four DC motors and sensors to follow the user. The team aims to easily carry school materials while maintaining posture. Collision detection algorithms allow the robot to navigate safely and stop before impacts.
In the material handling industry safety has been a major consideration from the beginning and has only become more and more measured as liability and worker moral are taken into account. Ergonomics have also rewritten how employees are effected by the work they do. In current practice, the operators that works in a production line (especially in automotive plant) will have to give out their energy to manually push the trolley with an estimated weight that is nearly to 500kg. The trolley with the body frame needed to be deliver from one defined location to the next. It is believe that the current method applied is one of the effective way to bring the trolley to the next station. However, the push and pull forces that is applied to the skid or trolley with a heavy load may cause an ergonomics effects to the operators such as the Low – back Disorder (LBD). Manual material handling work has been reported contributing to a large percentage of MSDs annually. LBD is generally caused by cumulative effects of faulty body mechanics, poor posture, awkward movements and improper lifting techniques. The main objectives of this project is to fabricate an AGV by using appropriate material and process that is able to tow a trolley or skid with a load with an estimated weight of 500kg and accomplish a safe handling operations by replacing the operators with AGV. In this project, the AGV is fabricated accordingly through appropriate process such as welding, assembly and etc. This AGV responses and navigation is controlled by the microcontroller which is a device that act as the main brain. It has the ability to follow the black line as it guide path by using the IR line sensor and avoid the obstacles by using the ultrasonic sensor. The project implicates of fabrication of the hardware. AGV is, therefore, suitable for automating material handling in batch production and mixed model production,
A Human Exoskeleton also known as Powered Armour, Exoframe, Hardsuit, or Exosuit, is a wearable mobile machine that can be powered by a system of motors, pneumatic, levers, or hydraulics that amplifies the force of the operator and enables them to possess superhuman strength, This project aims to design and implement an exoskeleton arm for use in the fields of rehabilitation and therapeutic application, as well as occupations requiring augmented strength. Though systems exist, past exoskeleton endeavors have led to bulky, expensive, invasive, and tethered solutions. The challenge is to build an exoskeleton system that is inexpensive, streamlined, and wireless. Our solution is unique in that it will be a low-cost, ergonomic device actuated through sensors measuring the user’s motion. Through onboard sensing, the skeleton can provide rich data, such as range of motion for use in physical therapy. This data can be used by doctors and patients to more accurately track improvement over time. With its low cost, hospitals could employ multiple devices and aid a larger audience of patients; the devices could even be used at home for physical therapy, which would dramatically increase quality of life for patients. Outside of physical therapy, this project can also extend its applications where augmented strength is applicable to physically intensive occupations, as well as search and rescue operations.
Caged Quadrotor Drone for Inspection of HVAC DuctsArwa Abougharib
Accompanying slides for our capstone project presentation at the Advances in Science and Technology (ASET) conference held on March 26th, 2019.
Conference proceedings can be found at https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8714539
Course: Senior Design/Capstone Project
Program: BSc in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering
Affiliation: American University of Sharjah, Departments of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
In the material handling industry safety has been a major consideration from the beginning and has only become more and more measured as liability and worker moral are taken into account. Ergonomics have also rewritten how employees are effected by the work they do. In current practice, the operators that works in a production line (especially in automotive plant) will have to give out their energy to manually push the trolley with an estimated weight that is nearly to 500kg. The trolley with the body frame needed to be deliver from one defined location to the next. It is believe that the current method applied is one of the effective way to bring the trolley to the next station. However, the push and pull forces that is applied to the skid or trolley with a heavy load may cause an ergonomics effects to the operators such as the Low – back Disorder (LBD). Manual material handling work has been reported contributing to a large percentage of MSDs annually. LBD is generally caused by cumulative effects of faulty body mechanics, poor posture, awkward movements and improper lifting techniques. The main objectives of this project is to fabricate an AGV by using appropriate material and process that is able to tow a trolley or skid with a load with an estimated weight of 500kg and accomplish a safe handling operations by replacing the operators with AGV. In this project, the AGV is fabricated accordingly through appropriate process such as welding, assembly and etc. This AGV responses and navigation is controlled by the microcontroller which is a device that act as the main brain. It has the ability to follow the black line as it guide path by using the IR line sensor and avoid the obstacles by using the ultrasonic sensor. The project implicates of fabrication of the hardware. AGV is, therefore, suitable for automating material handling in batch production and mixed model production,
A Human Exoskeleton also known as Powered Armour, Exoframe, Hardsuit, or Exosuit, is a wearable mobile machine that can be powered by a system of motors, pneumatic, levers, or hydraulics that amplifies the force of the operator and enables them to possess superhuman strength, This project aims to design and implement an exoskeleton arm for use in the fields of rehabilitation and therapeutic application, as well as occupations requiring augmented strength. Though systems exist, past exoskeleton endeavors have led to bulky, expensive, invasive, and tethered solutions. The challenge is to build an exoskeleton system that is inexpensive, streamlined, and wireless. Our solution is unique in that it will be a low-cost, ergonomic device actuated through sensors measuring the user’s motion. Through onboard sensing, the skeleton can provide rich data, such as range of motion for use in physical therapy. This data can be used by doctors and patients to more accurately track improvement over time. With its low cost, hospitals could employ multiple devices and aid a larger audience of patients; the devices could even be used at home for physical therapy, which would dramatically increase quality of life for patients. Outside of physical therapy, this project can also extend its applications where augmented strength is applicable to physically intensive occupations, as well as search and rescue operations.
Caged Quadrotor Drone for Inspection of HVAC DuctsArwa Abougharib
Accompanying slides for our capstone project presentation at the Advances in Science and Technology (ASET) conference held on March 26th, 2019.
Conference proceedings can be found at https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8714539
Course: Senior Design/Capstone Project
Program: BSc in Mechanical/Electrical Engineering
Affiliation: American University of Sharjah, Departments of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering
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2. Motivation
• Heavy course work would require more materials.
• Posture is affected by the larger amount of things that a
student carries.
• Knight Gear would allow for easier moving of school
materials and more.
3. Goals and Objectives
• Easy to use robot that follows the user using tracking
algorithm.
• Carry a limited load of materials for the user.
o Limit determined by weight sensor.
• Object avoidance system to prevent crashing into other
people or walls.
o Onboard ultrasound sensors
4. Specifications
Component Design Specification
Chasis
24 inches tall / at most 6 inches off the
ground
Maximum Payload 30 pounds
Ultrasound
Detection 10 feet
Battery Life 1 hour
Battery Charge Rate 1.5 hours (electrically)
Wireless
Connectivity 10 feet
6. Power system
Battery
6V 2000mAh rechargeable Ni-MH battery pack (x2)
• High capacity and good current
output
• No ‘memory effect’
• Environmentally friendly
• Inexpensive
Voltage(V) 1.25 per cell
Capacity (mAh)
1200~2600
(depend on brands)
recharge cycle 500~1000
Charging time 1~2hrs
charge/discharge
efficiency (%)
66
memory effect no
price $7~10 for 6V battery pack
7. Power System
Power Regulation
• Motors draw too much of currents - > separate power source for motors
• Power dissipation of other electronic devices :
• (6V– 5V) * 380mA = 0.38W
->Low dropout linear voltage regulators will be used.
LM2940 LDO regulator for 6V to 5V @ Io =1A
LM3940 LDO voltage regulator for 5V to 3.3V@ Io =1A
8. Power System
Power Regulation cont.
• Block diagram of power system
6V 2000mAh
NiMH battery
pack
6V DC
geared
Motors
6V 2000mAH
battery pack
Switch
6V -> 5V
LDO regulator
(LM2940)
Microcontr
oller
Motor
driver IC
Ultrasonic
/ Infrared
proximity
sensors
5V -> 3.3V
LDO regulator
(LM3940)
Weight
sensor
Accelerom
eter
Wireless
antenna
9. Motor Controller
Motors
Spur DC geared motors (x4)
• DC motor combined with a gearbox that work to decrease
the motor’s speed but increase the torque
• Pololu’s metal gear motor:
operating voltage 6V
Free speed 210 RPM
Current 450mA
stall current 4A
Torque 12.8 lb*Cm
10. Motor controller cont.
H-bridge
• H-bridge circuit is commonly used in robotics and other
applications to allow DC motors to run forwards and
backwards
11. Motor controller cont.
H-bridge
• H-bridge circuit is commonly used in robotics and other
applications to allow DC motors to run forwards and
backwards
0
1
12. Motor controller cont.
H-bridge
• H-bridge circuit is commonly used in robotics and other
applications to allow DC motors to run forwards and
backwards
1
0
13. Motor controller cont.
motor driver ICs
Texas instrument’s model SN754410 (x2)
Quad Half H-bridge
built-in protection diodes
supply voltage 4.5V to 36V
Continuous output current
per each channel
1A
Peak output current
per each channel
2A
14. Ultrasonic Proximity
Sensor
• Ultrasonic sensor plays an indispensable role in Knight
Gear.
• It engenders high frequency sound waves (above 20,000
Hz), which is incorporated in these sensors, to measure
the echo encountered by the detector, and is then
received after reflecting back from the target.
o This is the basic concept
of how Knight Gear will
detect and follow its user.
16. Why LV Max Sonar EZ2 ?
• Beam gets narrower
and
sensitivity gets lower
from EZ0 to EZ4
• Wider beam width is
better for detection
but provides more
noise and ghost
echoes
• EZ2 is a sensible pick
to
get good beam width
while also avoiding
noise and ghost
echoes.
17. Infrared Proximity Sensor
• Infrared proximity sensors send out beams of infrared
light and then analyze the returning light.
• The photo-detector inside the sensor detects any
incoming reflection of this light.
• These reflections allow the sensor to determine the
location of the object.
• In Knight Gear, infrared light will be emitted from this
sensor which will be reflected back by the person/object
to the proximity sensor.
18. • Infrared proximity sensor
works as a triangulation.
• The sensor will evaluate
the time taken and
returning angle with
modulation to assay the
distance.
19. • GP2Y0A02YK0F is
the best choice
• Range of 150 cm is
ideal for Knight
Gear
Products
Voltage
Operational
Range
Distance Price
GP2Y0A02YK0F 2.7V - 6.2V 150cm $14.95
GP3Y0A21YK 2.7V - 5.5V 10cm-80cm $13.95
GP2D12 4.5V - 5.5V 10cm-80cm $9.95
Pololu 2.7V – 5.5V 60cm $5.95
20. Accelerometer
• An accelerometer is used in Knight Gear to detect
o Velocity
o Position
o Shock
o Vibration or acceleration of gravity
• It will determine the localization and positioning of Knight
Gear by evaluating the inertial measurement of velocity
and position.
• Accelerometer can measure acceleration in one, two or
three orthogonal axis
o 2-axis accelerometer is sufficient enough for the purpose of
Knight Gear and costs more than 3-axis accelerometer which
provides more accurate data of x, y and z axis of Knight Gear
without supplementing extra weight.
21. Products Range Interface Axes
Voltage
Requirements
Current
Requirements
Price
ADXL 193 ± 250g Analog 1 3.5 – 6 V 1.5 – 2 mA $29.95
ADXL335 ±3g Analog 3 1.8 – 3.6 V 350µA $24.95
BMA180
±1, 1.5, 2,
3, 4, 8, 16g
SPI and I2C 3 2 – 3.6 V 650 - 975µA
This product
is retired.
LIS331 ±6, 12, 24g SPI and I2C 3 2.16 – 3.6 V 250µA $27.95
MMA7361 ±1.5, 6g Analog 3 2.2 – 6V 400-600µA $11.95
MMA8452Q ±2, 4, 8g I2C 3 1.95 – 3.6 V 165µA $9.95
MMA7341L ±3, 11g Analog 3 2.2 – 3.6 V - $9.95
22. • ADXL-335 has
ratiometric output.
• At Vs = 3.6V, the
output sensitivity is
typically 360m V/g. At
Vs = 2V, the output
sensitivity is typically
195 m V/g.
• The bandwidth of
ADXL-335 ranges
from 0.5Hz to 1600Hz
for X and Y axis and
0.5Hz to 550Hz for Z
axis.
23. Weight Sensor
• Knight Gear works when the weight of the backpack is less
than or equal to 30lbs.
• The weight sensor works as a Wheatstone Bridge Network,
where 4 strain gauges are connected with 4 separate
resistors. When a force or load is applied, resistance changes
and results in change in output.
• This small change in output voltage is measured and
augmented carefully from low amplitude to high amplitude and
then examine to calculate the weight of the load.
• SEN-10245 load cell will be used
for the execution of weight sensor.
o This sensor costs $9.95 and is not
complicated to implement.
24. Wheels Configuration
• Mechanisms to provide locomotion that is required for
the Knight Gear
o Differential Drive
o Ackerman Drive
o Synchronous Drive, and
o Omnidirectional Drive
25. Characteristics of Wheel
Configuration
Wheel Configuration Illustration Description
Static unstable two-wheeled
The front wheel allows controlling the orientation i.e.
steering and the rear wheel drives the vehicle.
Static stable two-wheeled
If the center of mass is below the wheel axle, this
type of wheel achieves stability. The desired speed is
achieved by changing the speeds and directions of
the wheels.
Differential drive with a castor
wheel
The center of gravity should be maintained within
the triangle formed by the ground contact points of
the wheels.
Tri-cycle drive, front/rear steering
and rear/front driving
The drive wheels are at the rear of the robot. A
differential allows the vehicle to avoid the
mechanical destruction.
Tri-cycle drive combined steering
and driving.
The front wheel is used for both driving and
steering. The two wheels in the rear keep the
stability of the robot.
26. Differential Drive
• Wheels rotate at different
speeds when turning
around the corners
• It controls the speed of
individual wheels to
provide directionality in
robot
• Correction Factor may be
needed to fix the excess
number of rotations
27. Localization
• Knight Gear needs to accurately identify its position at all
times, regardless if it is situated outdoor or indoor.
o it needs to avoid colliding with walls, hitting people and come to sudden stop if
someone comes in front of it.
• There are two ways in which awareness of locality can
be achieved
o Absolute Localization
o Relative Localization (Dead Reckoning System)
28. Localization
Absolute Relative
• Absolute localization locates
the robot using the
coordinate system.
• No approximate estimation
is required to initiate the
localization process
• Uses sensors to provide
information on the
surroundings of the robot
and the information can be
interpreted to determine its
position based upon the
coordinate landmarks.
• Current position of the robot
can be determined
incrementally by evaluating
displacement, initial
positioning, speed the robot is
travelling, and direction it is
travelling
• Sensors like gyroscope,
accelerometer, and inertial
measurement units help in
calculating the relative
localization of the robot.
• However, this technique
incorporates a lot of minute
errors that add up.
30. Chassis
• Custom made chassis designed out of high density
polyethylene (HDPE).
o Most chassis found where either too small or too big for our needs.
o Withstands heat
o Waterproof
length 2 feet
width 1.5 feet
height 2 feet
32. Overall code
• The robot turns in the direction of the of the sensor which
detected the signal first.
• The magnitude of the turn and the speed of the robot is
calculated by the difference in time in which the sensors
detect the user.
• It will use the echo of the sensors on the robot for
avoidance detection.
33. Proportional-Integral
Controller
• We implement a PI controller instead of a PID controller
to save memory.
• Runs only on current error and integral of previous
errors.
• Using small constant multipliers to lower the deviation on
Knight Gear.
• The error is determined by the time it takes for the signal
in the users transmitter to reach both sensors on Knight
Gear.
• After the calculating the movement vector, the Collision
Detection is called.
34. Collision Detection
• The code makes the two ultrasonic sensors on the robot
send a signal and wait for an echo.
• If an echo is not heard or if the distance is greater than
half a meter, Knight Gear does not need to do collision
avoidance and pings the user
• If an echo is heard and the distance calculated is less
than one meter, the accelerometer data is gathered and
Knight Gear determines if it will collide with the object at
its current velocity.
35. Collision Detection
Continued
• If Knight Gear calculates that it will collide it takes one of
three actions:
o If the left sensor detects an obstacle, then Knight Gear turns right.
o If the right sensor detects an obstacle, Knight Gear turns left.
o If both sensors detect an obstacle around the same time Knight Gear comes to a
stop
36. Collision Detection
Continued
• From here Knight Gear waits for a second or two then if
the obstacle is no longer in the way it pings the user
again.
• If the obstacle is still in the way it will rotate left and run
collision detection again.
37. Work Distribution
Subsystem Group Member
Main Software Rene Gajardo
Linear Control System Siddharth Padhi
Frame Do Kim
Motors Do Kim
Power Supply Do Kim
Microcontroller Jorge Morales
Sensors Siddharth Padhi
Wheel Configuration Siddharth Padhi
Wireless Communication Rene Gajardo
PCB Board Jorge Morales
Autonomous Algorithms Rene Gajardo
38. Budget
Part Cost
Ultrasound Sensor $83.85
Infrared Sensor $13.95
Weight Sensor $9.95
Accelerometer $24.95
Battery $5
Motor $48
Motor Controller $1.87
Chassis $54.60
Microcontroller $4.68
GPS Module $29.99
Total $276.84
40. Issues
• Problem with microcontroller decision.
o Not enough PWM lines (only have 2, need 4)
• Solar panel.
o Problems with implementation into our circuit
o Over budget
• Localization.
o No way of implementing indoor localization.
GP2Y0A02YK0F is the best choice among all the Infrared Proximity Sensors we have looked into.
ADXL335, fits the best need of Knight Gear.It costs $24.95 from sparkfun when compared to double axis accelerometer. ADXL-335 provides very low noise and uses very low power to offer sensing range of ± 3g.
This sensing range of ± 3g should be very accurate in a limited range and should maximize sensitivity without losing any of Knight Gear’s functionalities
the output sensitivity varies proportionally to the supply voltage
This is the most common control mechanism for robot builders, especially for beginners. The concept is simple; Velocity difference between two motors drive the robot in any required path and direction. Hence the name “Differential” drive. Differential wheeled robot can have two independently driven wheels fixed on a common horizontal axis or three wheels where two independently driven wheels and a roller ball or a castor attached to maintain equilibrium.
Determining where Knight Gear is, at a random point of time in extremely necessary because while navigating,
However, this technique incorporates a lot of minute errors that add up. These errors are wheel slippage, uneven floors, and lot of incremental errors that accumulate to give localization with accumulated errors.
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