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<span style="font-size:x-small; | <span style="font-size:x-small;color:blue;">updated Nov 21, 2011</span> | ||
= Project Scope = | |||
==== Description ==== | ==== Description ==== | ||
* Remote Controlled Mobile Robot for Surveillance | * Remote Controlled Mobile Robot for Surveillance | ||
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==== Basic Requirements ==== | ==== Basic Requirements ==== | ||
* PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) Camera, e.g. Axis 213. Vertical telescoping would be nice | * PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) Camera, e.g. Axis 213. Vertical telescoping would be nice | ||
* 4WD able to navigate over 1" high obstacles and 20 deg incline with full payload | * 4WD able to navigate over 1" high obstacles and 20 deg incline with full payload | ||
* Docking mechanism for recharging | * Docking mechanism for recharging | ||
* 802.11 wifi | * 802.11 wifi | ||
* Laptop or SBC (Single Board Computer) for remote control using RDP or VNC. | * Laptop or SBC (Single Board Computer) for remote control using RDP or VNC | ||
* Minimize cost of first operational prototype (so we aren't afraid to make mistakes) | |||
* Use existing and open source resources as much as possible (so we can recover quickly from our mistakes) | |||
= Project Schedule = | |||
<span style="font-size:x-small;color:blue;">Initial Estimate, Nov 21, 2011</span> | |||
* Phase 1 - Design and Project Planning (Dec 2011) | |||
* Phase 2 - Mobile Base (Jan 2011) | |||
* Phase 3 - Power System (Feb 2012) | |||
* Phase 4 - Computer System (Mar 2012) | |||
* Phase 5 - Video System (Apr 2012) | |||
* Phase 6 - Operational Prototype (May 2012) | |||
* Phase 7 - Deploy the Prototype (Jun 2012 until recycled) | |||
* Phase 8 - Repeat and Improve the Project (Jul 2012 to Dec 2012) | |||
== Phase 1 - Design and Project Planning == | |||
* Estimate Energy Requirements | |||
* Estimate Payload Requirements | |||
* Identify I/O Requirements | |||
* Review Available Ready Made, Kit Platforms, Controllers/Computers, Cameras. | |||
== Phase 2 - Mobile Base == | |||
* Design Overall Concepts for Desired Operational Prototype | |||
* Construct or Purchase the Mobile Base | |||
* Test, Review and Revise Design Concepts Based on current work in progress | |||
== Phase 3 - Power System == | |||
* Construct or Purchase Batteries, Charger, Hardware, etc. | |||
* Interface Power System to Mobile Base | |||
* Test, Review and Revise Design Concepts Based on current work in progress | |||
== Phase 4 - Computer System == | |||
* Construct or Purchase Computer Control System | |||
* Interface Computer Control System to Power System and Mobile Base | |||
* Test, Review and Revise Design Concepts Based on current work in progress | |||
* We should now have a functional remote controlled Robot! | |||
== Phase 5 - Video System == | |||
* Add PTZ Camera | |||
* Interface Camera to Robot | |||
* Test, Review and Revise Design Concepts Based on current work in progress | |||
* We should now have a functional remote controlled Surveillance Robot! | |||
== Phase 6 - Operational Prototype == | |||
* Play and Fine Tune the Surveillance Robot Performance | |||
== Phase 7 - Deploy the Prototype == | |||
* Gain Operational Experience | |||
== Phase 8 - Repeat and Improve the Project == | |||
* Include Additional Features and Functionality |
Revision as of 15:40, 21 November 2011
updated Nov 21, 2011
Project Scope
Description
- Remote Controlled Mobile Robot for Surveillance
- Would like an Operational Prototype bumping into things by April, 2012
- Educational On-going Project for Industrial Applications
- Design and Implementation to be Repeatable and as much Open Source as practical
Basic Requirements
- PTZ (Pan-Tilt-Zoom) Camera, e.g. Axis 213. Vertical telescoping would be nice
- 4WD able to navigate over 1" high obstacles and 20 deg incline with full payload
- Docking mechanism for recharging
- 802.11 wifi
- Laptop or SBC (Single Board Computer) for remote control using RDP or VNC
- Minimize cost of first operational prototype (so we aren't afraid to make mistakes)
- Use existing and open source resources as much as possible (so we can recover quickly from our mistakes)
Project Schedule
Initial Estimate, Nov 21, 2011
- Phase 1 - Design and Project Planning (Dec 2011)
- Phase 2 - Mobile Base (Jan 2011)
- Phase 3 - Power System (Feb 2012)
- Phase 4 - Computer System (Mar 2012)
- Phase 5 - Video System (Apr 2012)
- Phase 6 - Operational Prototype (May 2012)
- Phase 7 - Deploy the Prototype (Jun 2012 until recycled)
- Phase 8 - Repeat and Improve the Project (Jul 2012 to Dec 2012)
Phase 1 - Design and Project Planning
- Estimate Energy Requirements
- Estimate Payload Requirements
- Identify I/O Requirements
- Review Available Ready Made, Kit Platforms, Controllers/Computers, Cameras.
Phase 2 - Mobile Base
- Design Overall Concepts for Desired Operational Prototype
- Construct or Purchase the Mobile Base
- Test, Review and Revise Design Concepts Based on current work in progress
Phase 3 - Power System
- Construct or Purchase Batteries, Charger, Hardware, etc.
- Interface Power System to Mobile Base
- Test, Review and Revise Design Concepts Based on current work in progress
Phase 4 - Computer System
- Construct or Purchase Computer Control System
- Interface Computer Control System to Power System and Mobile Base
- Test, Review and Revise Design Concepts Based on current work in progress
- We should now have a functional remote controlled Robot!
Phase 5 - Video System
- Add PTZ Camera
- Interface Camera to Robot
- Test, Review and Revise Design Concepts Based on current work in progress
- We should now have a functional remote controlled Surveillance Robot!
Phase 6 - Operational Prototype
- Play and Fine Tune the Surveillance Robot Performance
Phase 7 - Deploy the Prototype
- Gain Operational Experience
Phase 8 - Repeat and Improve the Project
- Include Additional Features and Functionality