Data transmission using priority queue for multi-DOF haptic communication
Daisuke Yashiro, Takahiro Yakoh, Kouhei Ohnishi
Abstract
Daisuke Yashiro, Takahiro Yakoh, Kouhei Ohnishi
Abstract
This paper proposes a novel data transmission method for a haptic communication through LAN. In a practical sense, the terminals, that implement the bilateral control, are connected through a number of concentrators. These concentrators have communication-bandwidth limitation. This limitation make it impossible to achieve both of short packet-sending period tpand low delay T, because short tpoften causes a network congestion. As a result, the enough large tp, which never causes the network congestion, is often selected taking the worst traffic condition into account. However, this approach deteriorates the transparency of the haptic communication. To solve this problem, this paper innovates a priority queue (PQ) at the switch to reduce the large delay in case of the network congestion. As a result, highly transparent bilateral control through LAN is achieved. The validity of the proposed method is confirmed by the experiment.
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This paper proposes a novel data transmission method for a haptic communication through LAN. In a practical sense, the terminals, that implement the bilateral control, are connected through a number of concentrators. These concentrators have communication-bandwidth limitation. This limitation make it impossible to achieve both of short packet-sending period tpand low delay T, because short tpoften causes a network congestion. As a result, the enough large tp, which never causes the network congestion, is often selected taking the worst traffic condition into account. However, this approach deteriorates the transparency of the haptic communication. To solve this problem, this paper innovates a priority queue (PQ) at the switch to reduce the large delay in case of the network congestion. As a result, highly transparent bilateral control through LAN is achieved. The validity of the proposed method is confirmed by the experiment.
Key concepts: Computer science, Queue, Computer network, Network packet, Bandwidth (computing), Network congestion, Transparency (behavior), Transmission (telecommunications)