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Robot Sensors
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1. Our bodies were
created with wisdom.2. Our bodies are
made out of external
parts and internal
parts.
3. Our senses help us
discover and
understand the worldaround us.
Human Senses
NE
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EYE S
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Did you know
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http://www.cfcindia.com/web/books/zac/amazing_facts.html#Chapter_2
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A Typical Mobile
Robot system
A typical
Mobile
robot
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Sensors are the parts that act like senses and candetect objects or things like heat and light andconvert the object information into symbols or inanalog or digital form so that computers understand.And then Robots react according to information provided by the sensory [email protected] 912/15/2015
Sensor - a device which detects or measures a physical property
and records, indicates, or otherwise responds to it.
‘Transducer' is a device that transfers power /Energy from
one system to another in the same or in the different form
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The difference between a sensor and a transducer
is that a sensor detects and reports energywhereas a transducer actually converts energy
from one form to another.
According to the instrument society of America - " A
Sensor or Transducer is a device which provides ausable output in response to a specified
measurand"
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Quantity being
Measured
Input Device
(Sensor)
Output Device
(Actuator)
Light Level
Light Dependant Resistor (LDR)
Photodiode
Photo-transistor
Solar Cell
Lights & Lamps
LED’s & Displays
Fibre Optics
Temperature
Thermocouple
Thermistor
Thermostat
Resistive Temperature Detectors
Heater
Fan
Force/PressureStrain Gauge
Pressure Switch
Load Cells
Lifts & JacksElectromagnet
Vibration
Position
Potentiometer
Encoders
Reflective/Slotted Opto-switch
LVDT
Motor
Solenoid
Panel Meters
Speed
Tacho-generator
Reflective/Slotted Opto-coupler
Doppler Effect Sensors
AC and DC Motors
Stepper Motor
Brake
SoundCarbon Microphone
Piezo-electric Crystal
Bell
Buzzer
Loudspeaker
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What is Sensing ?
• Collect information about the world /surrounding
• Sensor - an electrical /mechanical
/chemical device that maps anenvironmental attribute to a
quantitative measurement
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Why Do Robots Need Sensors?• Provides “awareness” of surroundings
– What’s ahead, around, “out there”?
• Allows interaction with environment – Robot lawn mower can “see” cut grass
• Protection & Self-Preservation – Safety, Damage Prevention, Stairwell sensor
• Gives the robot capability to goal-seek – Find colorful objects, seek goals
• Makes robots “interesting”
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Why do robots need sensors?
internal information
What is the angle of my arm?
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Why do robots need sensors?
Where am I?
localization
?
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Why do robots need sensors?
Will I hit anything?
obstacle detection
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Sensing for specific tasks
Where is the cropline?
Autonomousharvesting
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Sensing for specific tasks
Autonomous material handling
Where are the forkholes?
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Sensing for specific tasks
Where is the face?
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Sensors - What Can Be Sensed?
• Light – Presence, color, intensity, content (mod), direction
• Sound – Presence, frequency, intensity, content (mod), direction
• Heat – Temperature, wavelength, magnitude, direction
• Chemicals – Presence, concentration, identity, etc.
• Object Proximity – Presence/absence, distance, bearing, color, etc.
• Physical orientation/attitude/position – Magnitude, pitch, roll, yaw, coordinates, etc.
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Sensors - What Can Be Sensed?
• Magnetic & Electric Fields
– Presence, magnitude, orientation, content (mod)
• Resistance (electrical, indirectly via V/I)
– Presence, magnitude, etc.
• Capacitance (via excitation/oscillation)
– Presence, magnitude, etc.
• Inductance (via excitation/oscillation) – Presence, magnitude, etc.
• Other Things?
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Different Types of Sensors
• Feelers (Whiskers, Bumpers) – Mechanical
• Photoelectric (Visible) – Active & Passive
• Infrared (light) – Active & Passive• Ultrasonic (sound) – Active & Passive
• Sonic – Active & Passive
• Resistive/Capacitive/Inductive – Active & Passive
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• Visual – Cameras & Arrays (Active & Passive)• Color Sensors (Active & Passive)
• Magnetic (Active & Passive)
• Orientation (Pitch & Roll)• GPS (location, altitude)
• Compass (orientation, bearing)
• Voltage – Electric Field Sensors• Current – Magnetic Field Sensors
• Chemical – Smoke Detectors, Gas Sensors
Different Types of Sensors
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Sensors – Feelers
• Whiskers – Piano wire suspended through conductive “hoop”
– Deflection causes contact with “hoop”
– Springy wire that touches studs when deflected
– Reaches beyond robot a few inches – Simple, cheap, binary output
• Bumpers & Guards – Impact/Collision sensor, senses pressure/contact
– Microswitches & wires or framework that moves
– Simple, cheap, binary output, easy to read
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Feelers - Whiskers
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Feelers - Bumpers & Guards
From Kevin Ross’s “Getting Started Article (SRS Website)
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Sensors – Chemical
• Smoke Detectors - Cheap, readily available, $5
• Oxygen concentration sensors - CO, H4S, CH4, pricey
• See HowStuffWorks.com
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Classification of Sensors1. Tactile Sensors - Used to tell us if we hit something
– Magnetic
– Ultrasonic
– Microwave
– Optical
2. Time of Flight Sensors - Used to tell us how far objects are from
us
– Ultrasonic
– Laser-Based3. Compasses - Used to tell us our heading (angle from North)
– Mechanical
– Fluxgate
– Hall-Effect
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– Motion Detection
– Smoke
– Pressure
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Light sensor
photo-resistor
resistance changeswith light intensity
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Light Sensor used to produce an Digital Signal
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Temperature sensor
thermal resistor
“thermistor”
resistance changeswith temperature
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Thermocouple used to produce an Analogue Signal
Analogue Sensors produce a continuous output signal or voltage which is generally proportional to
the quantity being measured. Physical quantities such as Temperature, Speed, Pressure,
Displacement, Strain etc are all analogue quantities as they tend to be continuous in nature. Forexample, the temperature of a liquid can be measured using a thermometer or thermocouple which
continuously responds to temperature changes as the liquid is heated up or cooled down.
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Potentiometer
another
rotational sensor
resistance changes
with positionof dial
R
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Sensors Based on Sound
• SONAR: Sound Navigation and Ranging
– bounce sound off of something
– measure time for reflection to be heard - gives a rangemeasurement
– measure change in frequency - gives the relative speed of theobject (Doppler effect)
– bats and dolphins use it with amazing results
– robots use it w/ less than amazing results
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Sonar and IR Proxmity
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Odor Sensors• Detection of chemical compounds and their
density in an area
– spectroscopy - mostly lab restricted
– fibre-optic techniques - recently developed – chemical detection - sniffers aand electronic noses
via “wet chemistry on a chip”
• No major penetration in robotics yetapplications are vast (e.g. mine detection)
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Touch Sensors• Whiskers, bumpers etc.
– mechanical contact leads to
• closing/opening of a switch
• change in resistance of some element
• change in capacitance of some element
• change in spring tension
• ...
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P i i
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Proprioceptive Sensors
• Encoders, Potentiometers
– measure angle of turn via change in resistance or
by counting optical pulses
• Gyroscopes
– measure rate of change of angles
– fiber-optic (newer, better), magnetic (older)
• Compass
– measure which way is north
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Propriceptive Sensors
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RANGE SENSING
Range sensing techniques:
1.Triangulation
2.Structured Lighting Approach3.Time of Flight Range Finders
It measures the distance from a
reference point (usually on the sensoritself) to object In the field of operation of
the sensor.
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1. Inductive Sensors
2. Hall-Effect Sensors3. Capacitive Sensors
4. Ultrasonic Sensors
5. Optical Proximity Sensors
Proximity sensing
Function:-
Indicates the presence of an object within a specifieddistance interval.
They gives a binary output.
Applications:-
Used in robotics for near-field work in
connection with object grasping or avoidance.
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An Inductive
Sensor
Principle:- Based on the change of inductance
due to the presence of a metallic body
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Hall-Effect Sensor
Lorentz force = q ( v X B )
where q - the charge
v - Velocity vector
B - magnetic field vector
X - Vector cross-product
Principle:- Based on the principle of a Lorentz force
which acts on a charged particle travelling through amagnetic field.
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Capacitive Sensor
Principle:- Based on detecting a change in capacitance induced by a
surface that is brought near the sensing element.
They can detect all solid and liquid materials.
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Principle:- Based on the transmission and detection of acoustic energy signals
Ultrasonic Sensor
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Ultrasonic sensors use sound to accurately detect objects and measure distances
Ultrasonic
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Wave forms associated with an ultrasonic proximity sensor
Ultrasonic
Sensor . . .
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Photo-optical Sensor
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Touch sensor - micro switch
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Touch sensor - analog type
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industrial applications of torque sensors include measuring metal removal rates inmachine tools; the calibration of torque tools and sensors; measuring peel forces,
friction, and bottle cap torque; testing springs; and making biodynamic measurements
Applications for torque sensors include determining the amount of power an engine,
motor, turbine, or other rotating device generates or consumes
Torque is measured by either sensing the actual shaft deflection caused by a twisting
force, or by detecting the effects of this deflection. The surface of a shaft under torque
will experience compression and tension, as shown in Figure 6-4. To measure torque,
strain gage elements usually are mounted in pairs on the shaft, one gauge measuring
the increase in length (in the direction in which the surface is under tension), the
other measuring the decrease in length in the other direction
Tactile sensor – embedded in the fingers of gripper
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Tactile sensor embedded in the fingers of gripper
Artificial Skin Sensor
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