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Leon@Home testbed main purpose is to benchmark service robots functionalities and tasks in a realistic home environment. The testbed is made up by three parts: a mock-up apartment, a control zone with direct vision (glass wall) to the apartment, a small workshop and a larger development zone where researchers work. | Leon@Home testbed main purpose is to benchmark service robots functionalities and tasks in a realistic home environment. The testbed is made up by three parts: a mock-up apartment, a control zone with direct vision (glass wall) to the apartment, a small workshop and a larger development zone where researchers work. | ||
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Leon@Home Testbed
Leon@Home testbed main purpose is to benchmark service robots functionalities and tasks in a realistic home environment. The testbed is made up by three parts: a mock-up apartment, a control zone with direct vision (glass wall) to the apartment, a small workshop and a larger development zone where researchers work.
Apartment
Leon@Home Testbed is located in the second floor of the Modulo de Investigación en Cibernética in the Universidad de León campus of Vegazana, León (Spain).
The apartment is a single bedroom home in a 8m x 7m space. It is divided into a Kitchen, living room, bathroom and a bedroom.
The Leon@Home Testbed furniture has been designed to test different robot abilities. For instance, kitchen cabinets have different types of handlers.
Control Area
Robots
Permanent robotic residents of the Leon@Home Testbed are:
- Orbi-One
- Merlin
