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Indoor navigation with uncertainty using sensor-based motions

M. Khatib, B. Bouilly, Thierry Siméon, Raja Chatila

Year
2002
Citations
26

Abstract

This paper presents on operational framework to bridge the gap between planning with uncertainty and real-time sensor-based motion control. The environment being known, a planner produces a plan composed of free space and sensor-based motion commands. The representations of uncertainty and its evolution, environment landmarks, and actions generated at the planning level are discussed. Sensor-based actions and command definitions for a nonholonomic mobile robot based on a task-potential field approach are developed. These various elements are integrated in a system that actually generates the motions of the Hilare2 mobile robot.

Keywords

Mobile robotMotion planningComputer scienceNonholonomic systemTask (project management)Bridge (graph theory)PlannerRobotMotion (physics)Plan (archaeology)

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