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Path planning for a mobile robot using genetic algorithms

Gihan Nagib, W. Gharieb

Year
2005
Citations
74

Abstract

Abstract- This paper presents a new algorithm for global path planning to a goal for a mobile robot using Genetic Algorithm (GA). A genetic algorithm is used to find the optimal path for a mobile robot to move in a static environment expressed by a map with nodes and links. Locations of target and obstacles to find an optimal path are given in an environment that is a 2-D workplace. Each via point (landmark) in the net is a gene which is represented using binary code. The number of genes in one chromosome is function of the number of obstacles in the map. Therefore, we used a fixed length chromosome. The generated robot path is optimal in the sense of the shortest distance. The robot has a starting point and a target point under the assumption that the robot passes each point only once or not at all. The obtained results in simulation affirmed the potential of the proposed algorithm. I.

Keywords

Motion planningMobile robotShortest path problemPath (computing)Genetic algorithmRobotComputer scienceChromosomeAny-angle path planningFitness function

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