GENERAL CONTEXT Perception modules for localized actions - Vegetation density* Crop growth parameters (Growing stage) *Volume - Weeds infestation - Insects.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Westar Energy Smart Grid
Advertisements

June Intelligently Connecting Plug-In Vehicles & the Grid.
Map of Human Computer Interaction
19 August, 2014Hannes Lüttringhaus - Continental Automotive GmbH1 US-EU Energy Council ICT aspects on vehicle-grid connectivity Hannes Luettringhaus ELVIRE.
GENERAL CONTEXT - Multiscale sensors (space, aerial, land) * Weather sensors * Pedoclimatic sensors * Multispectral sensors * Chemical sensors - Information.
GENERAL CONTEXT Chemical mixture preparation - Direct injection – short response time - Predosage chamber - Field data knowledge - Identification * User.
Conformance Testing of MOST based Applications Towards Effective System Testing André Baresel, Michael Schmidt - DaimlerChrysler AG Contact:
System Integration Verification and Validation
VSE Corporation Proprietary Information
© Auernhammer 2002 The role of in crop product traceability The role of mechatronics in crop product traceability Prof. Dr. Hermann Auernhammer Centre.
DM Copyright © Tekes Digital Product Process.
Unrestricted © Siemens AG All rights reserved. The Digital Factory – Enabling a Holistic Approach to Automation MIT Industrial IoT Workshop – October.
Perception and Communications for Vulnerable Road Users safety Pierre Merdrignac Supervisors: Fawzi Nashashibi, Evangeline Pollard, Oyunchimeg Shagdar.
Bastien DURAND Karen GODARY-DEJEAN – Lionel LAPIERRE Robin PASSAMA – Didier CRESTANI 27 Janvier 2011 ConecsSdf Architecture de contrôle adaptative : une.
M ERCER E NGINEERING M ERCER E NGINEERING Different by Design Dr. Donald Ekong, PE
Page16/2/2015 Sirlan Usage and usability considerations for SIRLAN solution success.
NCDA: Pickle Sorter Final Design Review Project Sponsored by Ed Kee of Keeman Produce, Lincoln, DE.
6th Framework Programme Thematic Priority Aeronautics and Space.
Large range directive antennas for wireless sensor network J.P. CHANET, K.M. HOU, T. HUMBERT, P. RAMEAU, G. DE SOUSA, D. BOFFETY Cemagref - LIMOS Workshop.
Microsoft Dynamics. Introducing Al-Futtaim Technologies  One of the region’s leading System Integrators  Strong partnerships with leading global ICT.
Building an Application Server for Home Network based on Android Platform Yi-hsien Liao Supervised by : Dr. Chao-huang Wei Department of Electrical Engineering.
Robots at Work Dr Gerard McKee Active Robotics Laboratory School of Systems Engineering The University of Reading, UK
Remote manipulations / diagnostics in radioactive areas and handling of radioactive material Workshop, Geneva, Switzerland 6 th May 2013 THE REPLACEMENT.
Formulating requirements for training systems engineers in terms of a competency model STATE ATOMIC ENERGY CORPORATION “ROSATOM” June 28, 2013 St. Petersburg.
Automated Inspection Using Machine Vision
2nd International Hybrid Marine Propulsion Conference 12 November 2012 | Amsterdam RAI Media Partner.
ROAD TRANSPORT RESEARCH, TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT AND INTEGRATION (2003 Call)
No: 1 CEMSIS 1 WP3 - Use of pre-developed products Key issues N. Thuy EDF R&D.
4-th International Conference for Confidence and Security in the Information Society Mikhail Senatorov Andrey Shcherbakov Trusted information and telecommunication.
1. 2 Ⅱ. Green Car and Technology Ⅰ. Introduction Ⅲ. Strategic HRD for Green Car Ⅲ. Strategic HRD for Green Car Ⅳ. Further suggestion.
18 September Licensing for Next Generation Signalling Buddhadev Dutta Chowdhury 27 th April 2012.
© 2009 IBM Corporation Let’s Build a Smarter Planet Thongchai Watanasoponwong – Country Manager Power Systems, STG September 15 th, 2009 Green IT เทคโนโลยีสีเขียวเพื่อสิ่งแวดล้อม.
IoT, Big Data and Emerging Technologies
© 2012 xtUML.org Bill Chown – Mentor Graphics Model Driven Engineering.
1 / Name / Date IDA Interface for Distributed Automation The journey toward Distributed Intelligence.
Enterprise Systems Architectures EGN 5621 Enterprise Systems Collaboration (Professional MSEM) Fall, 2012.
2nd International Hybrid Marine Propulsion Conference 12 November 2012 | Amsterdam RAI Media Partner.
Networked Embedded and Control Systems WP ICT Call 2 Objective ICT ICT National Contact Points Mercè Griera i Fisa Brussels, 23 May 2007.
Drive by Wire – “What Will Be Its Impact On Tomorrow’s Vehicles?” Craig Stephens Ford Motor Company.
MODULE “PREPARING AND MANAGEMENT OF DOCUMENTATION” SAFE DECOMMISSIONING OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS Project BG/04/B/F/PP , Programme “Leonardo da Vinci”
Group Confidential Orange and connected cars : a few insights (seen from abroad) Samuel Loyson, marketing director – Automotive Services.
1 Structure of Aalborg University Welcome to Aalborg University.
ECOGEM Cooperative Advanced Driver Assistance System for Green Cars Burak ONUR Project Coordinator R&D Support Executive
Copyright © 2015 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2014 Rockwell Automation, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Empowering Smart Machines.
International Telecommunication Union The Fully Networked Car Geneva, 3-4 March 2010 Technical session 5: Electric vehicles and Climate Change Enabling.
NCP Info DAY, Brussels, 23 June 2010 NCP Information Day: ICT WP Call 7 - Objective 1.3 Internet-connected Objects Alain Jaume, Deputy Head of Unit.
FACILITIES PLANNING INTRODUCTION Form Follows Function Form and function should be one, joined in a spiritual union.
NCP INFODAY, Brussels, 23 June 2010 NCP INFODAY, Brussels, 23 June 2010 Objective ICT EU-Brazil Research and Development cooperation Augusto.
March 2004 At A Glance The AutoFDS provides a web- based interface to acquire, generate, and distribute products, using the GMSEC Reference Architecture.
IMS 2020 Intelligent Manufacturing Systems Intelligent Manufacturing Systems Sustainable manufacturing Dimitris Kiritsis.
ICT – SSI Smart System Integration Henri Rajbenbach European Commission DG CONNECT (Communications Networks, Content and Technology) ICT-03 -
EDR in the context of the context of the general safety Regulation Second CDR User Summit Europe 26 June Antony Lagrange - DG GROWTH, Unit C4 Automotive.
LECTURE 5 Nangwonvuma M/ Byansi D. Components, interfaces and integration Infrastructure, Middleware and Platforms Techniques – Data warehouses, extending.
ARTEMIS SRA 2016 Trust, Security, Robustness, and Dependability Dr. Daniel Watzenig ARTEMIS Spring Event, Vienna April 13, 2016.
QUALITY LIFE IMPROVEMENT IN EUROPEAN URBAN AREAS THROUGH AN INNOVATIVE GREEN TRANSPORT SOLUTION.
© ABB Group October 1, 2016 | Slide 1 DynaPeaQ ® SVC Light ® with Energy Storage FACTS.
WG3 Flexible Generation
Bertel O. Steen AS Ruter Supplier Conference
Mechanical & Manufacturing Engineering Program
Lecture 9 - Business Information Systems: Electronic Business Systems
We enable Digitalization Thomas Hahn CERN Openlab, March 2016
Enclosed Parking Ventilation 1 EK Engineering (India) CO/NO2 detection, Fan Control and automation System E: Mobile:
WG3 Flexible Generation
Background: Today, spray coating of high mix/low volume products at SMEs: requires labour-intensive manual processes (preparation, planning, painting,
Across the entire value chain
Closed Loop Wind Farm Control
Healthcare Technology Management Solution
Distributed Control Applications Within Sensor Networks
Robotics & Engineering Academy TERRA Environmental Research Institute
Safety concept for automated driving systems
Presentation transcript:

GENERAL CONTEXT Perception modules for localized actions - Vegetation density* Crop growth parameters (Growing stage) *Volume - Weeds infestation - Insects - Diseases - Work environmental parameters: soil, plant, air - Temp, moisture, wind, radiation... - Single plant detection / Plant species detection - recognition - Other tools and associated parameters Control / Action modules for a located treatment (local level) - End effectors * Mechanical devices * Electrical devices * Thermal devices * Chemical sprayer devices - Automated autonomic devices * Robotic arms * Other systems - Security and safety functions at the low architecture level (reflex actions) * Obstacles detection and avoidance * Dynamic stability Combined unit: Coupling/combination of two action modules in close relationship with targeted applications (medium level) - Interaction between modules & application tasks - Interaction with other machines, e.g. robot & sprayer DEFINITION & CONCEPTION (2.1) OF SMART COMBINED UNIT EMBEDDED ON THE MOBILE PLATFORM DEFINITION & CONCEPTION (2.2) OF A MOBILE ROBOT PLATFORM Mechanical architecture and control of the robotic platform - Mechanichal structure * Vehicle chassis * Soil interactions: Weels; Tracted vehicle; Other systems) - Motorization- Power supply- Energy management * Combustion engine * Electric * Hybrid * Fuel cell - Drive train or Transmission * Classical device gear box + drive shaft) * New transmission concepts (ex: wheel motor) Onboard Intelligence for mobility control of the robotic platform - Localization * External devices (GPS, camera, laser range finder..) * Internal devices (IMU,...) * Hybrid systems: sensors & algorythms (kalman filter,…) - Guidance control - Security and safety functions at the low level architecture (reflex actions) * Obstacles detection and avoidance * Dynamic stability control - Energy management - Communication functions * Remote control in link with Man-Machine- Interface (e.g. Alarm / Emergency buttons- cognitive behaviour…) - Fault diagnostics * Fault detection and recovery * Graceful degradation (Several modes of operations - e.g. transport mode ) * Data logging (black box) *Preventive fault detection Other indirect potential research issues: Communication standards COMBINED ROBOTIC PLATFORM ‘VALUE CHAIN’ Modification and evolution of professional practices Request analysis for combined actions in crop culture protection - Functional specifications - Crop production (corn, wheat...) - Market gardening area - Fruit farming area (orchard area) - Vineyard farming area - Culture de niches (High value crop e.g., medical plants,…) - Other application area Customers' needs definition - New field management/organization - ex. Associated crops - Robustness - Reliability - Limited cost (suitable) (Low cost devices) - Work efficiency - "Easy to use" needs - Usability - Level of autonomy - Power source: combust. (outdoor) electric (indoor) General technical solutions - State of the art - Current developments - Identification of existing solutions from other areas - Identification of new concepts *Robotic platform * Peripheral tools - Architecture design of base robotic platform + peripheral devices/module (associated tools) Human Safety aspects - Operator - Bystanders Environmental safety aspects - Mitigation of diffuse contamination - Point sources Global Business plan - Economic studies Regulation - Legal aspects – Standards - National - EU * Directive 2009/128/EC * Others ones - Machine directives Value Chain legend Red: Lock – Not available soon on the market Orange: Not available yet, but possible to design and market quickly (1-2 years) Green: Technology or knowledge currently available Black: Not coloured yet (generic title or information to color soon). 1/3

INTEGRATION (OF 2.1 & 2.2) INTERFACING Global Management and Control of the whole system (smart combined unit + mobile robot platform) - global level - Hardware integration (2.1) + (2.2) - Software integration: * (a priori) Planning mission preparation (route planning) - of the mobile platform * (real time) Executive mission - Supervision -Trajectory control of platform and associated tools - Global Energy management - High level safety management (dynamic stability – fix and mobile obstacles) * (a posteriori) mission assess - Traceability Human operator place in the robotic loop ? Added Value for operator / supervisor / trouble shooter Man–Machine Interface - Usability Versatile remote HMI Control board Tuning parameter measurement & tune - User interface design Feedback of user interface Possible extension to the management/control of several associated robots ? PROTOTYPING Definition of criteria and metrics to evaluate solution - Environmental impacts (air pollution, soil respect, quality product) - Safety (operator, environment) - Autonomy (Energy, Mobility level) Demonstrator realization - Platform System level - Peripheral Modules level Test - Validation of demonstrators - Laboratory conditions - Field conditions End-User involvement / user-centric development Proof Of Concept Involvment of manufacturers, distributors and end users REGULATION Other indirect potential research issues: Environnemental impact: Life Cycle Analysis Standardization - Mechanics - Communication Data standards * Definition and harmonization of communication protocols * Definition and harmonization of data format - Electronics Legal aspects ex: Responsibilities issues in case of accident Final Certification - Homologation Value Chain legend Red: Lock – Not available soon on the market Orange: Not available yet, but possible to design and market quickly (1-2 years) Green: Technology or knowledge currently available Black: Not coloured yet (generic title or information to color soon). 2/3

MANUFACTURING Product - Modular / scalable product systems (with other peripheral tools) / retrofit - Products recycling Means of production (Small batch production) - Choice of optimal components (electronic, mechanic, electric devices…) - Organization of production * Subcontractors contributions * Adaptation of particular production line systems - Machine recycling Business plan design optimization DISTRIBUTION USES / DISPOSALS AFTER USE Advertising - Website - Media events - Direct contact * Phone * * Meeting - Technical brochures - Leaflet/paper publicity Facilities and services - Demonstration events - Tools support * Associated services * Training Marketing - User identification Customizing - System composition New services (ex. Shared equipments/ equipments rental) Customer appropriation - Economic adoption - “Easy to use" approval - Performance approval Experience feedback - Value for money/ Return On Investment - Usability Irstea - June 2012 Value Chain legend Red: Lock – Not available soon on the market Orange: Not available yet, but possible to design and market quickly (1-2 years) Green: Technology or knowledge currently available Black: Not coloured yet (generic title or information to color soon). 3/3