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Design, modelling and simulation of a remotely operated vehicle - Part 2
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posted on 2023-05-18, 03:16 authored by Le, KD, Hung NguyenHung Nguyen, Susantha RanmuthugalaSusantha RanmuthugalaContinuing the previously published study [4], this paper focuses on hardware and Virtual Reality (VR) model development of a three-thruster Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV). The paper included setting up an on-board electronic system with the associated suite of sensors and the required communication protocol. This system utilises a master-slave structure, which consists of an onshore station computer and an on-board open source microcontroller. To improve the controllability of the driving system, a VR model of the ROV is designed to reflect the altitude and attitude of the physical vehicle. By using the feedback signals from the sensors, the VR model operates in a similar manner to the actual vehicle. Hence, it provides the operator with the capability to monitor the ROV operation within a virtual environment and enables the operator to control the ROV based on the visual inputs and feedback. Finally, real time simulations are presented to validate the interaction between the ROV operator and the VR model. To provide realistic operational conditions, the effects of sensor noise and water current disturbances are included to the simulation programme. The results show that the performance of the VR ROV is stable even with these disturbances.
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Publication title
Journal of Computer Science and CyberneticsVolume
30Pagination
106-116ISSN
1813-9663Department/School
Australian Maritime CollegePublisher
Vietnam Academy of Science and TechnologyPlace of publication
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