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About us
About us
O.I.T-Trial is the name of our Japanese team that participates in the competitive world of RoboCup. We have entered robots in the RoboCup Japan Open @Home League every year since 2011 with consistent success (see below, "Previous Participation in RoboCup@Home Events").
Team members belong to the Faculty of Robotics and Design and Faculty of Information Science and Technology at the Osaka Institute of Technology.
Robots
Robots
We have developed three robots, ASAHI (‘Rising Sun’), SUBARU (‘Pleiades’) and ORION whose main purpose is to perform useful assistive functions in daily home life.
We challenge ourselves to develop robots that can work alongside people to improve their quality of life.
RASALAS: full scratch omni wheeled robot. Vehicle, torso and arm are made by us.
RASALAS: full scratch omni wheeled robot. Vehicle, torso and arm are made by us.
RASALAS (mechanum version): full scratch mechanum wheeled robot. Vehicle, torso and arm are made by us.
RASALAS (mechanum version): full scratch mechanum wheeled robot. Vehicle, torso and arm are made by us.
ORION: full scratch robot. Vehicle, torso and arm are made by us.
ORION: full scratch robot. Vehicle, torso and arm are made by us.
ASAHI
ASAHI
SUBARU
SUBARU
SUBARU (Ver. 2)
SUBARU (Ver. 2)
We built a new cover for SUBARU to conceal its cables.
Hardware (ASAHI and SUBARU)
Hardware (ASAHI and SUBARU)
Mobile Base
Mobile Base
- Pioneer P3-DX
Actuators
Actuators
- 6 DOF Arm
- Robo Cylinder
Sensors
Sensors
- Laser Range Finder: Hokuyo UTM-30LX
- RGB-D camera: ASUS Xtion Pro Live, Kinect for Xbox One (SUBARU)
- Microphone
Previous participation in RoboCup@Home Events
Previous participation in RoboCup@Home Events
- RoboCup Japan Open 2016
- @Home League. 1st place !!
- RoboCup Japan Open 2015
- @Home League. 1st place !!
- RoboCup Japan Open 2014
- @Home League. 2nd place !
- RoboCup Japan Open 2013
- @Home League. 1st place !!
- RoboCup Japan Open 2012
- @Home League. 2nd place !
- RoboCup Japan Open 2011
- @Home League. 2nd place !
Publications
Publications
English papers
English papers
- Kohei Morishita, Yutaka Hiroi and Akinori Ito, "A Crowd Avoidance Method Using Circular Avoidance Path for Robust Person Following," Journal of Robotics, Volume 2017, Article ID 3148202, 10 pages, 2017. [URL]
- Yutaka Hiroi, and Akinori Ito, "Influence of the Height of a Robot on Comfortableness of Verbal Interaction," IAENG International Journal of Computer Science, vol. 43, no.4, pp447-455, 2016. [PDF]
- Keisuke Sakai, Yutaka Hiroi, and Akinori Ito, "Teaching a Robot where Objects are: Specification of object location using human following and human orientation estimation," Proc. of 14th International Symposium on Robotics and Applications, World Automation Congress 2014, pp. 490-495 , 2014. [IEEE Xplore Digital Library]
- Yutaka Hiroi and Akinori Ito, "ASAHI: OK for Failure -A Robot for Supporting Daily Life, Equipped with a Robot Avatar-," Proc. of 8th ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction, pp.141-142, Tokyo, Mar. 2013. [IEEE Xplore Digital Library]
- Yutaka Hiroi, Shohei Matsunaka and Akinori Ito, "A Mobile Robot System With Semi-Autonomous Navigation Using Simple And Robust Person Following Behavior," Journal of Man, Machine and Technology, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 44- 62, 2012. [PDF]
- Yuko Nakamori, Yutaka Hiroi, and Akinori Ito, "Multiple player detection and tracking method using a laser range finder for a robot that plays with human," ROBOMECH Journal, Volume 5, Number 1, 15 pages, 2018. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40648-018-0122-x
Japanese papers
Japanese papers
- Kenzaburo Miyawaki, Satoshi Nishiguchi, Motoyuki Suzuki, Yutaka Hiroi, Yuki Inoue and Mutsuo Sano, "RoboCup Japan Open @Home League : Assistive Robot for Daily Life at Home," Systems, Control and Information, Vol. 60, No. 2, pp. 73-78, 2016. [CiNii]
- Keita Futagami, Yutaka Hiroi, Hisanori Kuroda, Naoto Suzuki and Akinori Ito, "Proposal of a method to fetch an object on the floor using pointing gesture and spoken dialog," Proc. of The Robotics and Mechatronics Conference 2014, 2A1-F07, 2014. [CiNii]
- Yutaka Hiroi, Keisuke Sakai, Keita Futagami, Yuma Fujiwara and Akinori Ito, "Development of a daily life-support mobile robot ASAHI," Proc. of The Robotics and Mechatronics Conference 2014, 2A1-F05, 2014. [CiNii]
Team Members
Team Members
Teaching staffs
Teaching staffs
- Prof. Mutsuo Sano
- Prof. Yuki Inoue
- Prof. Motoyuki Suzuki
- Assoc. Prof. Yutaka Hiroi
- Assoc. Prof. Satoshi Nishiguchi
- Assoc. Prof. Kenzaburo Miyawaki
- Assistant Prof. Hirotsugu Okuno
Students
Students
- 6 students from Faculty of Robotics and Design.
- 6 students from Faculty of Information Science and Technology.
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