This invention provides an emergency bionic
robot collaborative method and multimodal rescue
system with task and state collaborative
perception, relating to the field of emergency bionic
robot technology. It acquires
environmental perception data streams through multi-source sensing acquisition devices deployed on each
robot body in an emergency bionic robot cluster, covering panoramic vision,
terrain stiffness distribution,
gas composition concentration, and
sound wave spectrum data. Each type of
data stream is processed to obtain feature segments, and then visual and tactile, olfactory and auditory related segments are spatially superimposed to generate a collaborative scene map. The collaborative scene map undergoes
physical field state interference deduction and cross-map
temporal correlation fusion to generate a global collaborative
perception situational deduction map. Based on this global collaborative
perception situational deduction map, the coordinates of the disaster spread source, the
leading edge of the spread path, and the robot's
pose and state information are determined, generating a distributed rescue collaborative
instruction set to achieve efficient robot collaborative rescue.