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| author | El-Muftu, Sumey Gur, Berke |
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| contents | This paper presents the (MARUN)2 underwater robotic simulator. The simulator architecture enables seamless integration with the ROS-based mission software and web-based user interface of URSULA, a squid inspired biomimetic robot designed for dexterous underwater manipulation and seabed intervention tasks. (MARUN)2 utilizes the Unity game engine for physics-based rigid body dynamic simulation and underwater environment modeling. Utilizing Unity as the simulation environment enables the integration of virtual reality and haptic feedback capabilities for a more immersive and realistic experience for improved operator dexterity and experience. The utility of the simulator and improved dexterity provided by the VR module is validated through user experiments. |
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| institution | arXiv |
| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | A Robot Simulation Environment for Virtual Reality Enhanced Underwater Manipulation and Seabed Intervention Tasks El-Muftu, Sumey Gur, Berke Robotics This paper presents the (MARUN)2 underwater robotic simulator. The simulator architecture enables seamless integration with the ROS-based mission software and web-based user interface of URSULA, a squid inspired biomimetic robot designed for dexterous underwater manipulation and seabed intervention tasks. (MARUN)2 utilizes the Unity game engine for physics-based rigid body dynamic simulation and underwater environment modeling. Utilizing Unity as the simulation environment enables the integration of virtual reality and haptic feedback capabilities for a more immersive and realistic experience for improved operator dexterity and experience. The utility of the simulator and improved dexterity provided by the VR module is validated through user experiments. |
| title | A Robot Simulation Environment for Virtual Reality Enhanced Underwater Manipulation and Seabed Intervention Tasks |
| topic | Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.12450 |