Robot control method, robot and storage medium
The embodiment of the present disclosure provides a robot control method, a robot and a storage medium. In the embodiment of the present disclosure, the robot determines a position when the robot is released from being hijacked based on relocalization operation; determines a task execution area according to environmental information around the position when the robot is released from being hijacked; and afterwards executes a task within the task execution area. Thus, the robot may flexibly determine the task execution area according to the environment in which the robot is released from being hijacked, without returning to the position when the robot is hijacked, to continue to execute the task, then acting according to local conditions is realized and the user requirements may be met as much as possible.
1. A robot control method, comprising:
determining, by a robot, a position of the robot when the robot is hijacked; determining, by the robot, a position when the robot is released from being hijacked based on a relocalization operation;
when the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and the position when the robot is released from being hijacked belong to same environmental area, and the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked is located in a robot running difficulty area, executing, by the robot, a task within position when the robot is released from being hijacked;
when the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and the position when the robot is released from being hijacked belong to same environmental area, and the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked is located outside the robot running difficulty area, returning, by the robot, to the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and executing, by the robot, a task within the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked.
2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the executing, by the robot, the task within position when the robot is released from being hijacked, comprises:
adopting, by the robot, a sweeping mode same with a sweeping mode when the robot being hijacked to execute the task at the position when the robot is released from being hijacked.
3. The method according to claim 1 , wherein returning, by the robot, to the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and executing, by the robot, a task within position of the robot when the robot is hijacked, comprises:
continuing a task not completed before the robot being hijacked at the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked.
4. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the determining, by the robot, the position when the robot is released from being hijacked based on the relocalization operation, comprises:
moving, by the robot, to a position different from the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, and returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, after the robot is released from being hijacked;
executing, by the robot, the relocalization operation during the moving process, to locate the position when the robot is released from being hijacked.
5. The method according to claim 4 , wherein the moving, by the robot, to a position different from the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, and returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, after the robot is released from being hijacked, comprises:
moving, by the robot, until a pose of the robot in a stored environmental map is determined;
acquiring, by the robot, a path of the moving; and
returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked along the path after the pose of the robot in a stored environmental map is determined.
6. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the determining, by the robot, the position when the robot is released from being hijacked based on the relocalization operation, comprises:
executing, by the robot, the relocalization operation in response to an instruction of a user to determine the position when the robot is released from being hijacked after the robot being released from being hijacked.
7. A robot control method, comprising:
determining, by a robot, a position of the robot when the robot is hijacked;
determining, by the robot, a position when the robot is released from being hijacked based on a relocalization operation;
if the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and the position when the robot is released from being hijacked belong to different environmental areas, executing, by the robot, a task within position when the robot is released from being hijacked;
if the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and the position when the robot is released from being hijacked belong to same environmental area, returning, by the robot, to the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and executing, by the robot, a task within the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked;
wherein the environmental area refers to an area having independent range.
8. The method according to claim 7 , wherein the executing, by the robot, the task within position when the robot is released from being hijacked, comprises:
adopting, by the robot, a sweeping mode same with a sweeping mode when the robot being hijacked to execute the task at the position when the robot is released from being hijacked.
9. The method according to claim 7 , wherein returning, by the robot, to the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and executing, by the robot, a task within position of the robot when the robot is hijacked, comprises:
continuing a task not completed before the robot being hijacked at the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked.
10. The method according to claim 7 , wherein the determining, by the robot, the position when the robot is released from being hijacked based on the relocalization operation, comprises:
moving, by the robot, to a position different from the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, and returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, after the robot is released from being hijacked;
executing, by the robot, the relocalization operation during the moving process, to locate the position when the robot is released from being hijacked.
11. The method according to claim 10 , wherein the moving, by the robot, to a position different from the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, and returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, after the robot is released from being hijacked, comprises:
moving, by the robot, until a pose of the robot in a stored environmental map is determined;
acquiring, by the robot, a path of the moving; and
returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked along the path after the pose of the robot in a stored environmental map is determined.
12. The method according to claim 7 , wherein the determining, by the robot, the position when the robot is released from being hijacked based on a relocalization operation, comprises:
executing, by the robot, the relocalization operation in response to an instruction of a user to determine the position when the robot is released from being hijacked after the robot being released from being hijacked.
13. A robot control method, comprising:
determining, by a robot, a position of the robot when the robot is hijacked;
moving, by the robot, to a position different from a position when the robot is released from being hijacked, returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, after the robot is released from being hijacked, and executing, by the robot, a relocalization operation during the moving process, to determine the position when the robot is released from being hijacked;
if the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and the position when the robot is released from being hijacked belong to different environmental areas, executing, by the robot, a task within position when the robot is released from being hijacked;
if the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and the position when the robot is released from being hijacked belong to same environmental area, returning, by the robot, to the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and executing, by the robot, a task within the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked.
14. The method according to claim 13 , wherein the executing, by the robot, the task within position when the robot is released from being hijacked, comprises:
adopting, by the robot, a sweeping mode same with a sweeping mode when the robot being hijacked to execute the task at the position when the robot is released from being hijacked.
15. The method according to claim 13 , wherein returning, by the robot, to the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked and executing, by the robot, a task within position of the robot when the robot is hijacked, comprises:
continuing a task not completed before the robot being hijacked at the position of the robot when the robot is hijacked.
16. The method according to claim 13 , wherein the moving, by the robot, to a position different from a position when the robot is released from being hijacked, returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, after the robot is released from being hijacked, and executing, by the robot, the relocalization operation during the moving process, to determine the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, comprises:
moving, by the robot, until a pose of the robot in a stored environmental map is determined;
acquiring, by the robot, a path of the moving; and
returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked along the path after the pose of the robot in a stored environmental map is determined.
17. The method according to a claim 13 , wherein moving, by the robot, to a position different from a position when the robot is released from being hijacked, returning, by the robot, to the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, after the robot is released from being hijacked, and executing, by the robot, the relocalization operation during the moving process, to determine the position when the robot is released from being hijacked, comprises:
executing, by the robot, the relocalization operation in response to an instruction of a user to determine the position when the robot is released from being hijacked after the robot being released from being hijacked.