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Korea Humanoid Robot Projects Jun Ho Oh HUBO Lab., KAIST KOREA Humanoid Projects(~2001) A few humanoid robot projects were existed. Most researches were on dynamic and kinematic simulations for walking by several universities. Most of the legged locomotion researches were for experiment. 1

Robot Projects(~2001) Walking Robot Intelligent Robot Entertainment Robot KAISER 2 (1990) Centaur (1999) AMI (2001) BABYBot (2001) KAISER 2 Quadruped walking robot using neural network Developer : System Control Lab. in KAIST Sponsor : MOST Period : 1987~1990 2

Centaur Centaur is pony style humanoid robot. Developer : Intelligent Robotics Research Center in KIST Sponsor : MOST (Ministry of Science and Technology) Budget :?.0 Million USD Period : 1994~1999 AMI Wheel based humanoid robot Developer : A.I & Media Lab. in KAIST Sponsor : MOCIE (Ministry Of Commerce, Industry and Energy) Budget : 0.? Million USD Period : 1999~2001 3

BABYBot Baby size humanoid robot (75cm tall) Developer : Intelligent Robotics Research Center in KIST Sponsor : MOST Period : 2001 KHR-1 KAIST Humanoid Robot platform -1 Developer : HUBO Lab. in KAIST Sponsor : MOST Budget : 0.? Million USD Period : 2002 4

KHR-2 KHR-2 has more DOF and can walk more stably than KHR-1. Developer : HUBO Lab. in KAIST Sponsor : MOST Budget : 0.? Million USD Period : 2003 RC Servo Robots RC servo driven humanoids are developed by universities and small venture companies. 5

HanSaram HanSaram uses RC and DC servo motors. (52cm tall) Developer : Robot Intelligence Tech. Lab. in KAIST Sponsor : MIC, MOE (Ministry Of Education) Budget :?.0 Million USD Period : 2000~2004 HUBO The first Korean human size biped walking robot appeared to public. Developer : HUBO Lab. in KAIST Sponsor : MOCIE Budget : 0.? Million USD Period : 2004 6

MAHRU 2 Network based intelligent robot (155.5cm tall) Developer : Intelligent Robotics Research Center in KIST Sponsor : MIC (Ministry of Information and Communication) Budget :??.0 Million USD Period : 2004~2005 Bonobo Body frame and exterior are combined. (95cm tall) Developer : Mechatronics Lab. in Seoul National University of Technology Sponsor : MOCIE Budget :?.? million USD Period : 2003~2005 7

Albert HUBO Albert HUBO is the first android robot appeared to public in Korea. Developer : HUBO Lab. in KAIST Sponsor : MOCIE Period : 2005 HUBO FX-1 The first Korean human riding biped walking robot. Developer : HUBO Lab. in KAIST Sponsor : MOCIE Period : 2005 8

EveR-1 EveR-1 can mimic human facial expressions. (160cm tall) Developer : KITECH Sponsor : MOCIE Budget : 0.? Million USD Period : 2005~2006 National Robot Projects in Korea 21C Frontier Technology Development Sponsor : MOST, MOCIE New Growth Engine of Korea Sponsor : MOCIE URC (Ubiquitous Robot Companion) Sponsor : MIC 9

21C Frontier Technology Development Project Sponsor Manager Period Budget Intelligent Robot Technology Development for Human Life MOST, MOCIE KIST 2003~2012??? Million USD New Growth Engine of Korea Project Sponsor Manager Period Budget Intelligent Robot Development MOCIE KITECH (Korea Institute of Industrial Technology) 2004~2011??? Million USD 10

URC (Ubiquitous Robot Companion) Project Sponsor Manager Period Budget IT Based Intelligent Service Robot Development MIC IITA (Institute for Information Technology Advancement) 2004~?? Million USD/Yr URC (Ubiquitous Robot Companion) Project Sponsor Manager Period Public Robot Development MIC KAIRA (Korea Advanced Intelligent Robot Association) 2005~ 11

Development of HUBO robot Shoulder Elbow Hip Knee Yaw Ankle Roll Pitch KHR-1 2002.1 ~ 2002.12 KHR-2 2003.1 ~2003.12 KHR-3 (HUBO) 2004.1 ~ 2004.12 Development of HUBO robot Shoulder Elbow Hip Knee Yaw Ankle Roll Pitch KHR-1 2002.1 ~ 2002.12 12

Development of HUBO robot KHR-2 2003.1 ~2003.12 Development of HUBO robot KHR-3 (HUBO) 2004.1 ~ 2004.12 13

Development of HUBO robot Albert HUBO 2005.1 ~ 2005.11 Development of HUBO robot HUBO FX-1 2005.1 ~ 2005.11 14

Development of HUBO Robot Full DOF to imitate human motion Legs: 6 for each leg (2x6=12) Arms: 4 for each arm (2x4=8) Trunk: 1 (yaw) Wrists: 2 for each wrist (2x2=4) Hands: 5 (2x5=10) Neck: 2 Eye: 2 (2x2=4) Total: 41 DOF ( Joint structure of Hubo ) Hardware system of HUBO CCD Camera(2EA) Inertia sensor Actuators Battery Main computer 3-Axis F/T sensor Tilt sensor Motor controller (14 EA) 3-Axis F/T sensor 15

Frame of HUBO ( Body Frame of HUBO) ( Photograph of HUBO) Design features Total 6 DOFs Pan & Tilt mechanism of each neck and eye Parallel drive by Pulley & Belt Stereo CCD camera attachable Head Motor Controller CCD Camera DC Motor ( 3D CAD model of head ) ( Photograph of head ) 16

Arm Design features Total 4DOFs Backlash less: harmonic reduction gear Space efficient design: frame structure as a reduction gear housing Wide working range: elbow joint offset 155 o offset ( Folded Side ) ( Side ) ( Front ) Hand Design features Total 7 DOFs: 1 DOF each finger, 2 DOF in wrist Pulley & Belt mechanism: All joints of finger are move simultaneously by pulley & belt Grasping force: 0.5 kg/finger 3-Axis Force/Torque sensor at wrist: 1 Normal force and 2 Moments ( Photograph of hand ) 3-axis Force/Torque sensor ( 3D CAD model of hand ) 17

Mechanical Design Mechanical Design 18

Mechanical Design Mechanical Design 19

System Integration System Control Architecture Distributed control system: - Efficient for multi-axes control system - Reduce the calculation burden of computer Main Controller Single board computer with Windows XP (PCM 3380, Advantech co.): - Good computing ability (CPU clock : 933 MHz) - Low power consumption (19 Watt) - Fast development time and good GUI (Visual C++) - Easy to install many kinds of peripherals - Realization of real-time control ability using RTX - CAN communication System Integration Camera PC 104 BUS Vision CAN Interface PC (Windows) CAN Communication JMC0 JMC1 JMC CAN Communication Sen0 Sen1 Sen2 Sen F/T Sensor Rate Gyro Acc. Etc. 20

System Integration Sub Controllers 1) Joint Motor Controllers CAN communication 16Bit Micom (MC9S12DG128) 7 ch DC motor driver (48W/ch) 5 ch A/D converter 2 ch Digital output ( Photograph of 2 types of JMC ) CAN communication 16Bit Micom (MC9S12DG128) 2 ch DC motor driver using MOSFET (400W/ch) 2 ch A/D converter Current monitoring Over current protection CAN communication System Integration 2) F/T sensor module ( Photograph of 2 types of F/T sensor ) 16Bit Micom (MC9S12DG128) 2 Moments & 1 normal force Up to 10 Nm, up to 300 N Auto Balancing Strain gage amp circuit CAN communication 16Bit Micom (MC9S12DG128) 2 Moments & 1 normal force Up to 30 Nm, up to 1000 N Auto Balancing Strain gage amp circuit CAN communication 21

System Integration 3) Inertia sensor module CAN communication 16bit Micom (MC9S12DG128) 2 - axis accelerometer ( < 2g ) 2 - axis rate gyro sensor ( ± 100 o /s ) Measurable range : -15 ~ 15 deg in each axis ( Photograph of inertia sensor ) Accelerometer data LPF 1 (Low Pass Filter 1) Attitude angle Rate Gyro data HPF 1 ( High Pass Filter ) s LPF 2 angular rate of attitude (Low Pass Filter 2) ( Attitude calculation using complementary filter ) System Integration Tilt sensor 2 - axis accelerometer analog output ( < 2g ) Measurable range : -15 ~ 15 deg in each axis ( Photograph of tilt sensor ) 22

Stabilization of HUBO Level 1 st Level 2 nd Level 3 rd Level Sensor Force/Torque sensor, Pressure sensor Angular rate sensor, Accelerometer Vision sensor (CCD camera) CCD camera Angular rate sensor & Accelerometer Force/Torque sensor Accelerometer Single Support Stabilization 23

Double Support Stabilization The Ending 24

The Ending 25