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Trajectory tracking of mobile robots in dynamic environments—a linear algebra approach

Andrés Rosales, Gustavo Scaglia, Vicente Mut, Fernando di Sciascio

Year
2009
Citations
29

Abstract

SUMMARY A new approach for navigation of mobile robots in dynamic environments by using Linear Algebra Theory, Numerical Methods, and a modification of the Force Field Method is presented in this paper. The controller design is based on the dynamic model of a unicycle-like nonholonomic mobile robot. Previous studies very often ignore the dynamics of mobile robots and suffer from algorithmic singularities. Simulation and experimentation results confirm the feasibility and the effectiveness of the proposed controller and the advantages of the dynamic model use. By using this new strategy, the robot is able to adapt its behavior at the available knowing level and it can navigate in a safe way, minimizing the tracking error.

Keywords

Mobile robotComputer scienceTrajectoryController (irrigation)RobotNonholonomic systemControl engineeringTracking (education)Field (mathematics)Control theory (sociology)

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