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    Title: 人機協作與視覺導航應用於無人機河川巡檢任務研究
    The Study of Human-Robot Collaboration and Visual Navigation Applied to Unmanned Aerial Vehicle River Patrol Missions
    Authors: 陳佳彣
    Chen, Chia-Wen
    Contributors: 劉吉軒
    Liu, Jyi Shane
    陳佳彣
    Chen, Chia-Wen
    Keywords: 無人機
    人機協作
    河川巡檢
    自主跟隨
    任務控制
    人機互動介面
    UAV
    Human-Robot Collaboration
    River Patrol
    Mission Control
    Graphical User Interface
    Date: 2024
    Issue Date: 2024-08-05 12:45:05 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 近年來,隨著無人機技術的進步,其應用範圍從最初的軍事用途
    逐漸擴展至民生服務和公共事業等領域,其中包括河川巡檢及人員搜
    救等重要議題。無人機以其低部署成本和高機動性等特點,成為解決
    方案中靈活且高效益的選擇。然而在控制方面,若僅依賴傳統搖桿操
    作,會對操作人員帶來諸多不便,包括操作的複雜性、受限的自由度
    以及無法同時觀看無人機影像等困難。此外,操作人員為了掌握無人
    機控制,可能還需要接受專業培訓以習得執行任務所需的技能,這不
    僅提高了操作門檻,也降低了系統應用的普及性。
    為了建立直觀且易於操作的無人機控制系統,本研究提出了一種基
    於視覺導航的人機協作方法,透過視覺化平台進行即時半自動化的飛
    行調控,並將其應用於河川巡檢及人員搜救的任務場景中。
    在任務執行過程中,無人機作為環境感知和執行任務的工具,以
    河川作為跟隨目標,採用全球定位系統(GPS)作為大範圍定位的基
    礎,並融合視覺導航和語意分割模組,以建立精準、穩定的河川跟隨
    模型。同時,操作人員可以通過介面即時監控無人機的飛行數據和影
    像,以便根據需求做出即時決策。本研究所提出的人機協作系統不僅
    適用於河川巡檢任務,亦可應用於其他河川相關任務,如水位追蹤、
    水污染檢測和垃圾檢測等情境。
    In recent years, UAV technology has advanced, leading to its increased use in civilian applications such as river inspection and personnel rescue.
    UAVs are cost-effective and highly mobile, making them efficient solutions for various scenarios.
    However, traditional joystick operations for UAV control present challenges for operators, including complexity, limited freedom, and the inability to check UAV images simultaneously. Furthermore, operators need specialized training for mission execution, raising the operational threshold and reducing accessibility to the system.
    To address these issues, this study proposes a vision-based human-robot collaboration method for intuitive and easy UAV control. This method involves a visual platform for monitoring and real-time semi-automated flight control, specifically applied to river inspection and personnel rescue missions.
    During mission execution, UAV uses GPS for broad-range positioning and integrates visual navigation and semantic segmentation modules to accurately and stably follow the river as a target. Operators can monitor the UAV’s flight data and images in real time through the visual platform, allowing for timely decision-making based on mission needs. Importantly, the human-machine collaboration system proposed in this study is not limited to river inspection tasks but also extends to other river-related activities such as water level tracking, water pollution detection, and waste detection.
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