Publications / 2014 Proceedings of the 31st ISARC, Sydney, Australia

Infrastructure Robotics: Research Challenges and Opportunities

D.K. Liu, G. Dissanayake, J. Valls Miro, K.J. Waldron
Pages 43-49 (2014 Proceedings of the 31st ISARC, Sydney, Australia, ISBN 978-0-646-59711-9, ISSN 2413-5844)
Abstract:

Infrastructure robotics is about research on and development of methodologies that enable robotic systems to be used in civil infrastructure inspection, maintenance and rehabilitation. This paper briefly discusses the current research challenges and opportunities in infrastructure robotics, and presents a review of the research activities and projects in this field at the Centre for Autonomous Systems, University of Technology Sydney. Infrastructure robotics is about research on and development of methodologies that enable robotic systems to be used in civil infrastructure inspection, maintenance and rehabilitation. This paper briefly discusses the current research challenges and opportunities in infrastructure robotics, and presents a review of the research activities and projects in this field at the Centre for Autonomous Systems, University of Technology Sydney. Infrastructure robotics is about research on and development of methodologies that enable robotic systems to be used in civil infrastructure inspection, maintenance and rehabilitation. This paper briefly discusses the current research challenges and opportunities in infrastructure robotics, and presents a review of the research activities and projects in this field at the Centre for Autonomous Systems, University of Technology Sydney.

Keywords: Infrastructure robotics, autonomous robots, inspection, maintenance, civil infrastructure