GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Vol. 11
(2025), Issue 1
Developing Automaton by Advancing Service Robotics with Enhanced Capabilities in Computer Vision, Speech Recognition, and AI-ML Technologies
Authors
Suvartha M, Bhoomika S, Ravoor Kalyan, T. Manoj Nandan, Pavithra G
Abstract
Service robots represent a dynamic and rapidly evolving field where technological advancements are significantly enhancing their capabilities and applications. At the core of these advancements is the integration of cutting-edge computer vision systems, which enable robots to perceive and interpret their environment with remarkable precision. This capability allows robots to perform tasks such as object recognition, facial detection, and complex navigation through cluttered or unfamiliar spaces. Speech recognition technology has similarly progressed, enabling robots to understand and process natural language commands more effectively, facilitating smoother human-robot interactions. Additionally, improvements in sensor technology, including LIDAR and ultrasonic sensors, provide robots with heightened situational awareness, essential for safe and efficient operation in dynamic environments. Sophisticated navigational systems and path-planning algorithms enable robots to adapt to changing conditions and navigate through populated or restricted areas with agility. Machine learning further enhances robot performance by allowing them for learning thro’ their experiences and improving the human’s task execution over time. These innovations collectively contribute to the expanding role of service robots in various sectors such as healthcare, hospitality, and logistics, where they are increasingly employed to enhance efficiency, safety, and user experience. As the technology continues to advance, service robots are expected to become even more versatile and accessible, shaping the future of frontline services and everyday interactions. The matter presented in this article is the final year project work done by the students.
Pages:
1160 - 1166