COSC4340 Special Topic Summer 2020
P.I.: Junkun Ma; CO-PIs: Li-Jen Lester, Qingzhong Liu, David Hoffpauir, Autumn Smith-Herron
This project focuses on the development of an autonomous mobile robotic system that is capable of navigating through unstructured terrains such as pine forest and is integrated with image capture and analysis capabilities for real-time identification of designated species as well as collecting environmental and geographic information. A wireless communication system will be built to allow data collected to be transferred from the robotic system to a base station to assist with rapid decision-making and strategy development. Tools with functions such as spraying pesticide to mitigate and control a potential or existing outbreak will also be designed and integrated into the system for in-situ treatment. The concept of modularized design will be adopted so that the system can be easily configured for rapid survey and detection of other species. A team of computer scientists, mechanical engineer, geographic information system
analyst, and comparative parasitologist will be working together, and the ultimate goal is to reduce potential adverse impacts of economic or environmental concerns due to invasive species.
A Modularized Diagram for Autonomous Mobile Robotic System
GIS integration with Beagle Bone Black Robots
Libuvc_camera Image_view fswebcam
Fall 2019: Created a script to be executed on the master device that automatically logs into the BeagleBone Black (slave) via ssh, navigates to the proper directory, runs the fswebcam application to
take a picture, save it to the local SD card, and then sends it over to the master device and saves it to the desktop.
Python Programming
Linux
Camera Integration and Communication Video Stream: File structure permission issues Self-refreshing html file
Fall 2019: Successfully built ROS environment on Linux machine
Explored and imported useful ROS packages critical capturing and displaying video feed from USB cameras. Explored ROS concepts of Nodes, Topics, and data publishing and subscriptions. These elements will be critical to the overall project. Implemented ROS tool packages that visualizes the
internode relationships, displaying the topic pathways and the flow of published data and subscriptions.
RQTGraph
Circuits Board, Diodes and Transistor Onsite Database
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