In this paper, we describe a Mixed-Initiative Operational Model (MIOM) which directly intervenes on the state of the functionalities embedded into a robot for Urban Search&Rescue (USAR) domain applications. MIOM extends the reasoning capabilities of the vehicle, i.e. mapping, path planning, visual perception and trajectory tracking, with operator knowledge. Especially in USAR scenarios, this coupled initiative has the main advantage of enhancing the overall performance of a rescue mission. In-field experiments with rescue responders have been carried out to evaluate the effectiveness of this operational model.
MIOM:A MIxed-Initiative Operational Model in Urban Search and Rescue / Gianni, Mario; Nardi, Federico; Ferri, Federico; Cantucci, Filippo; RUIZ GARCIA, MANUEL ALEJANDRO; Pushparaj, Karthik; PIRRI ARDIZZONE, Maria Fiora. - In: WORLD ACADEMY OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY. - ISSN 2010-376X. - ELETTRONICO. - 10:6(2016), pp. 1094-1104. [10.5281/zenodo.1124702]
MIOM:A MIxed-Initiative Operational Model in Urban Search and Rescue
GIANNI, Mario
;nardi, federico;FERRI, FEDERICO;RUIZ GARCIA, MANUEL ALEJANDRO;PIRRI ARDIZZONE, Maria Fiora
2016
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In this paper, we describe a Mixed-Initiative Operational Model (MIOM) which directly intervenes on the state of the functionalities embedded into a robot for Urban Search&Rescue (USAR) domain applications. MIOM extends the reasoning capabilities of the vehicle, i.e. mapping, path planning, visual perception and trajectory tracking, with operator knowledge. Especially in USAR scenarios, this coupled initiative has the main advantage of enhancing the overall performance of a rescue mission. In-field experiments with rescue responders have been carried out to evaluate the effectiveness of this operational model.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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