PERCEPTION
PG2P: a perception-guided path planning approach for long range autonomous navigation in unkown natural environments
Jérémi Gancet, S. Lacroix
- Year
- 2004
- Citations
- 22
Abstract
This paper presents a new hybrid path planning approach for autonomous robots navigating in natural unknown environments. The main purpose is to consider perception planning and path planning in a single unified process, so that the most relevant perception can be performed considering the current goal of the robot. We consider this approach as a way to fill the gap between navigation tasks and exploration tasks. In a first part, we introduce the models and notions used in this approach. We then give some algorithmic details, and finally present results in simulation.
Keywords
Motion planningComputer sciencePerceptionRobotPath (computing)Process (computing)Natural (archaeology)Range (aeronautics)Human–computer interactionMobile robot
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