Modularis: Modular Underwater Robot for Rapid Development and Validation of Autonomous Systems

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Main Authors: Herrin, Baker, Close, Victoria, Berner, Nathan, Herbert, Joshua, Reussow, Ethan, James, Ryan, Woodward, Cale, Mindlin, Jared, Paez, Sebastian, Bretas, Nilson, Shin, Jane
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Published: 2024
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author Herrin, Baker
Close, Victoria
Berner, Nathan
Herbert, Joshua
Reussow, Ethan
James, Ryan
Woodward, Cale
Mindlin, Jared
Paez, Sebastian
Bretas, Nilson
Shin, Jane
author_facet Herrin, Baker
Close, Victoria
Berner, Nathan
Herbert, Joshua
Reussow, Ethan
James, Ryan
Woodward, Cale
Mindlin, Jared
Paez, Sebastian
Bretas, Nilson
Shin, Jane
contents Autonomous underwater robots typically require higher cost and time for demonstrations compared to other domains due to the complexity of the environment. Due to the limited capacity and payload flexibility, it is challenging to find off-the-shelf underwater robots that are affordable, customizable, and subject to environmental variability. Custom-built underwater robots may be necessary for specialized applications or missions, but the process can be more costly and time-consuming than purchasing an off-the-shelf autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). To address these challenges, we propose a modular underwater robot, Modularis, that can serve as an open-source testbed system. Our proposed system expedites the testing of perception, planning, and control algorithms.
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spellingShingle Modularis: Modular Underwater Robot for Rapid Development and Validation of Autonomous Systems
Herrin, Baker
Close, Victoria
Berner, Nathan
Herbert, Joshua
Reussow, Ethan
James, Ryan
Woodward, Cale
Mindlin, Jared
Paez, Sebastian
Bretas, Nilson
Shin, Jane
Robotics
Autonomous underwater robots typically require higher cost and time for demonstrations compared to other domains due to the complexity of the environment. Due to the limited capacity and payload flexibility, it is challenging to find off-the-shelf underwater robots that are affordable, customizable, and subject to environmental variability. Custom-built underwater robots may be necessary for specialized applications or missions, but the process can be more costly and time-consuming than purchasing an off-the-shelf autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). To address these challenges, we propose a modular underwater robot, Modularis, that can serve as an open-source testbed system. Our proposed system expedites the testing of perception, planning, and control algorithms.
title Modularis: Modular Underwater Robot for Rapid Development and Validation of Autonomous Systems
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.06243