2018
DOI: 10.12928/telkomnika.v16i3.8397
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Synchronous Mobile Robots Formation Control

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“…Generally speaking, the robot is large in size, and requires engineers from multiple disciplines to collaborate and discuss to complete all the work. The badminton robot developed by Sapiee and Annuar (2018) is composed of a robotic arm fixed on the rails of the court and an off-court processor. During training, the shuttlecocks flight trajectory is read through the two off-court cameras; the data is processed in the off-court desktop computer and is then transmitted back to the controller to control the motor-driven manipulator to hit the shuttlecock, which can realize the function of playing against an opponent (Sapiee and Annuar, 2018).…”
Section: Research Status Of Badminton Robotmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Generally speaking, the robot is large in size, and requires engineers from multiple disciplines to collaborate and discuss to complete all the work. The badminton robot developed by Sapiee and Annuar (2018) is composed of a robotic arm fixed on the rails of the court and an off-court processor. During training, the shuttlecocks flight trajectory is read through the two off-court cameras; the data is processed in the off-court desktop computer and is then transmitted back to the controller to control the motor-driven manipulator to hit the shuttlecock, which can realize the function of playing against an opponent (Sapiee and Annuar, 2018).…”
Section: Research Status Of Badminton Robotmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The badminton robot developed by Sapiee and Annuar (2018) is composed of a robotic arm fixed on the rails of the court and an off-court processor. During training, the shuttlecocks flight trajectory is read through the two off-court cameras; the data is processed in the off-court desktop computer and is then transmitted back to the controller to control the motor-driven manipulator to hit the shuttlecock, which can realize the function of playing against an opponent (Sapiee and Annuar, 2018). Mizuno et al (2019) developed a fully automatic badminton game robot, which could receive and serve in the same environment as the human athlete; the Kinect sensor and the space shuttle in this system were applied to predict and detect the motion trajectory of the shuttlecock.…”
Section: Research Status Of Badminton Robotmentioning
confidence: 99%