The purpose of the Robotics
Domain Task Force is to foster the integration of robotics
systems from modular components through the adoption of
OMG standards. To realize this purpose, we will:
- Recommend adoption and extend OMG
technologies that apply to the specific domain of
robotics systems where no current baseline
specifications exist, such as MDA for Robotics. The
object technology is not solely limited to software
but is extended to real objects. This effort
promotes the use of OMG technologies in various
markets.
- Promote mutual
understanding between the robotics community and the
OMG community.
- Endeavor to collaborate
with other organizations for standardization, such
as the one for home information appliances, and make
an open effort to increase interoperability in the
field of robotics.
- Coordinate with the
appropriate OMG subgroups and the Architecture
Board, for technology areas that overlap with other
OMG Task Forces, to determine where the work will be
accomplished.
Upcoming Meeting in Costa Rica: (June 22-26, 2009)
- Final Report of the Robotic Localization
Service FTF
- Review of the User Identification Service RFP
- Guest and Member presentation
- Contact report
Up-to-date
Preliminary Agenda
Meeting in Washington DC: (Mar. 23-27, 2009)
- 2 New Work Item Proposal Talks
- RTC directory service for interoperability
between robotic software platforms(Kang-Woo Lee)
- Modeling of risk assessment for service
robots(Yoshihiro Nakabo)
- 1 Special Talk
- GearBox: Peer-reviewed open-source libraries
for robotics(Geoffrey Biggs)
- 3 WG Reports
- 2 Contact Reports
For your convenience, a pdf file bundled with all presentations
is
available: (Washington2009)
Meeting in Santa Clara: (Dec. 8-12, 2008)
-
Laurent Rioux (Thales) and Young-Jo
Cho (ETRI) have been elected as Robotics-DTF
Co-Chairs.
-
As the 2nd Review, the draft of
Robotic User Identification Service RFP was
discussed, but we decided to have more discussions
to issue the RFP.
-
We have one invited
guest
talk of Dr. Brian Gerkey (Willow
Garage).
-
We have 3 special talks (Tsukuba
Challenge, Hitachi, AFUS) and
3 new work item talks (QoS,
Fault-tolerance, Directory service)
For your convenience, a pdf file bundled with all presentations
is
available: (SantaClara2008)
Meeting in Orlando: (Sep. 13-17, 2008)
NO Robotics-DTF meeting
(because
IROS2008 is held during the OMG Orland TM)
Meeting in Ottawa: (Jun. 13-17, 2008)
- The revised submission for the Robotic
Localization Service RFP was adopted.
- Robotic Localization Service (RLS) 1.0 FTF was
chartered.
- As the 1st Review, the draft of User Recognition Service RFP
was discussed
- 2 Special Talk (Univ. of Auckland,
and RoboCup) was presented in the DTF plenary meeting
- There is no volunteers. Robotics-DTF co-chair
election was announced again.
For your convenience, a pdf file bundled with all presentations
is
available: (Ottawa2008)
Meeting in Washington DC: (Mar. 10-14, 2008)
- There were lots of discussions for the revised
submission of Robotic Localization Service
- As a Potential RFP, User Recognition Service RFP
was discussed
- There is no volunteers. Robotics-DTF co-chair
election was announced again.
For your convenience, a pdf file bundled with all presentations
is
available: (Washington2008)
Related events
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Seeking your Input:
Specification:
Ask For Volunteers for working Group discussion:
- Infrastructure WG:
omg-infrastructure [at] m.aist.go.jp
- Robotic Functional Services WG:
omg-service [at] m.aist.go.jp
- Robotic Devices and Data Profiles WG:
omg-profile [at] m.aist.go.jp
- Robotic Localization Service
WG:
omg-localization [at] m.aist.go.jp
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For your Information:
The OMG Standard Newsletter (Fall
2006 issue) reported ” RTC Specification Passed
Initial Adoption.” The OMG Standard Newsletter (Spring
2005 issue) introduced the Robotics-DSIG activity.
The Register reported
"The call for Robotics Standards is on",
Robobusiness2006 presentation by Bruce Boyes.
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