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Mobile Robot Control using Bluetooth Low Energy

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1 Mobile Robot Control using Bluetooth Low Energy
Bachelor Thesis – Till Riemer

2 Contents Concept and Requirements Project Background Software Design Realization Conclusion and Outview

3 Concept Real-world usage scenarios
Agriculture/cleaning vehicles for limited space environments Consumer Electronics SWAT / Rescue operations Camera control / Fly Cam Archeology exploration

4 Concept Requirements Designed for Hardware available on stock for mass production Extendability and portability Peripheral totally remotely controllable Control interface usable by non IT experts Focus on power saving and speed in accordance

5 Background Bluetooth Short-distance wireless communication protocol
Currently version 4.0 (introduced LE) Consists of several layers (profiles): Physical (2,4Ghz band) L2CAP GAP (Piconet/Master/Slave) ATT(GATT) (Client/Server) HCI

6 Background Bluetooth Low Energy Extension to Bluetooth standard
Same frequency band and basic protocols Reduced amount of adjusted profiles Energy saving through shorter device discovery and sleep mode

7 Background Parallax Sumobot Atmel AVR Butterfly
Devkit for robots participating in Sumobot contest BASIC stamp controller, easily extendable Atmel AVR Butterfly Embedded board based on Atmega 169V MCU U(S)ART interface (no HW flow control) 1x 16bit, 2x 8-bit HW timer with PWM support -> power supply changed to Sumobot 4x1.5V

8 Background Texas Instruments CC2540
Embedded Development kit with BLE stack on single chip (8051 MCU) Embedded/UART and USB version Supporting single/dual CPU and Master/Slave mode Closed-Source OSAL, BLE stack programmable on all layers

9 Background Apple iPhone 4S

10 Software Design System Architecture

11 Software Design Butterfly application
Communication with CC2540 over HCI using the UART interface Receiving 1-byte movement commands over GATT, interpreting into predefined movement actions example: Forward 1x -> GATT recv. 0x01 -> setMotorSpeed(50,50); Servo control using hardware timer (PWM)

12 Software Design

13 Software Design CC2540 application
Based on HostTestRelease sample project by Texas Instruments Peripheral Mode Registered functions handle external Bluetooth Messages and HCI commands GAP on device, GATT transmission to host over HCI

14 Software Design iPhone application Based on TI example application
Model/View/Controller Delegator Buttons controling relative direction 3-step speed control

15 Realization iPhone application Movements as predefined distinct values
Multi-tab view using Navigation Controller and Swipe Gesture Recognizer objects Movement buttons sending 1-Byte code over GATT Several improvements such as status bar, different Connection interval etc.

16 Realization CC2540 application Minor changes:
UART flow control disabled GATT forwarding over HCI Peripheral device configuration

17 Realization Butterfly application
Servos using PWM timer like in Sumobot project UART: one-time Oscillator calibration Interrupt-driven UART driver + Message Queues HCI interface

18 Conclusion Current state
iPhone application more or less done, further improvements Connection window to be optimized GATT transmission over HCI tbd Future testing

19 Conclusion Possible Improvements Control interface:
3-axis gravity sensor control Fluent 2D-space movement (-> Diablo) Speech recognition (Siri?) Authorization / AES encryption XML data transmission protocol Efficience analysis and power saving optimization

20 Thank you for attending!


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