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Implementation of human-like driving skills by autonomous fuzzy behavior control on an fpga-based car-like mobile robot

T.S. Li, Shih-Jie Chang, Yixiang Chen

Year
2003
Citations
196

Abstract

In this paper, the concepts of car maneuvers, fuzzy logic control (FLC), and sensor-based behaviors are merged to implement the human-like driving skills by an autonomous car-like mobile robot (CLMR). Four kinds of FLCs, fuzzy wall-following control, fuzzy corner control, fuzzy garage-parking control, and fuzzy parallel-parking control, are synthesized to accomplish the autonomous fuzzy behavior control (AFBC). Computer simulation results illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed control schemes. The setup of the CLMR is provided, where the implementation of the AFBC on a field-programmable gate array chip is also addressed. Finally, the real-time implementation experiments of the CLMR in the test ground demonstrate the feasibility in practical car maneuvers.

Keywords

Fuzzy logicMobile robotFuzzy control systemField-programmable gate arrayControl engineeringRobotEngineeringFuzzy electronicsControl (management)Control system

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