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Multisensor fusion and navigation of mobile robots

Su‐Shing Chen

Year
1987
Citations
16

Abstract

Navigation and motion control of autonomous mobile robots require an on-line, real-time sensory feedback system to guide robots to stay on planned path, to avoid unexpected obstacles, to return to planned path if a detour is necessary, and even to replan the path. This problem is a difficult one, because of incomplete world knowledge and unknown obstacles. A spherical sensory model similar to human perception is presented. Its spherical octree data structure provides an efficient and unified representation scheme for multisensor fusion, navigation, motion control, and spatial reasoning.

Keywords

Motion planningComputer scienceMobile robotComputer visionArtificial intelligencePath (computing)RobotSensor fusionOctreeRepresentation (politics)

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