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Nonholonomic distance to polygonal obstacles for a car-like robot of polygonal shape

Paolo Robuffo Giordano, Marilena Vendittelli, Jean‐Paul Laumond, Philippe Souères

Year
2006
Citations
29

Abstract

This paper shows how to compute the nonholonomic distance between a polygonal car-like robot and polygonal obstacles. The solution extends previous work of Reeds and Shepp by finding the shortest path to a manifold (rather than to a point) in configuration space. Based on optimal control theory, the proposed approach yields an analytic solution to the problem

Keywords

Nonholonomic systemRobotMotion planningShortest path problemManifold (fluid mechanics)Mobile robotRobot kinematicsComputer sciencePoint (geometry)Path (computing)

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