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<p>This paper proposes a safety system for speed control of collaborative robots using multiple cameras and edge AI. Collaborative robots share the workspace with human workers, which requires a high level of safety for the workers. ISO/TS 15066 is a safety regulation for collaborative robots, and the proposed system establishes an additional safety system beyond the built-in safety regulations of collaborative robots. Using the edge AI-based YOLOv5n-seg, the system detects workers and estimates the distance through the instance segmentation coordinates used in object detection. The distance accuracy through the RGB-D camera shows an error rate of 3.55% at 3 meters. The adjusted base joint’s speed is 0.09 rad/s in normal mode. This is about 1/6 of the original maximum speed of 0.6 rad/s. When applying the speed reduction rate of the safety system, a robot operating at maximum speed in normal mode complies with the speed and distance regulations of ISO/TS 15066. Additionally, the robot’s response time from object detection is 0.806 seconds, confirming that worker safety can be effectively ensured.</p>

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Edge AI-driven Multi-camera System for Adaptive Robot Speed Control in Safety-critical Environments

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    2025年2月5日

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  • Nak-Won Choi,
  • Yeong-Bin Kim,
  • Bum Yong Park

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This paper proposes a safety system for speed control of collaborative robots using multiple cameras and edge AI. Collaborative robots share the workspace with human workers, which requires a high level of safety for the workers. ISO/TS 15066 is a safety regulation for collaborative robots, and the proposed system establishes an additional safety system beyond the built-in safety regulations of collaborative robots. Using the edge AI-based YOLOv5n-seg, the system detects workers and estimates the distance through the instance segmentation coordinates used in object detection. The distance accuracy through the RGB-D camera shows an error rate of 3.55% at 3 meters. The adjusted base joint’s speed is 0.09 rad/s in normal mode. This is about 1/6 of the original maximum speed of 0.6 rad/s. When applying the speed reduction rate of the safety system, a robot operating at maximum speed in normal mode complies with the speed and distance regulations of ISO/TS 15066. Additionally, the robot’s response time from object detection is 0.806 seconds, confirming that worker safety can be effectively ensured.