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Our research has focused on how to expand the capabilities of an Omni-Directional Inspection Robot (ODIS) to
assist in vehicle inspections at traffic control checkpoints with a standoff distance of 450m. We have implemented
an mast, extendible to eight feet, capable of carrying a sensor payload that has an RS-232 connection with a simple
set of commands to control its operation. We have integrated a communications chain that provides the desired
distance and sufficient speed to transmit a live digital feed to the operator control unit (OCU). We have also created
a physically-based simulation of ODIS and our mast inside of Webots and have taken data to calibrate a motion
response model.
Shawn Hunt,Yung-Sen Li,Gary Witus,Steven Walter,R. Darin Ellis,Gregory Auner,Alex Cao, andAbhilash Pandya
"Integration of new communications and mast subsystems on an Omni-Directional Inspection Robot (ODIS)", Proc. SPIE 6736, Unmanned/Unattended Sensors and Sensor Networks IV, 67360A (15 October 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.738078
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Shawn Hunt, Yung-Sen Li, Gary Witus, Steven Walter, R. Darin Ellis, Gregory Auner, Alex Cao, Abhilash Pandya, "Integration of new communications and mast subsystems on an Omni-Directional Inspection Robot (ODIS)," Proc. SPIE 6736, Unmanned/Unattended Sensors and Sensor Networks IV, 67360A (15 October 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.738078