Modeling USAR Maps for the Collection of Information on the State of the Environment
Nikita Simakov, Roman Lavrenov, Aufar Zakiev, Ramil Safin, Edgar A. Martínez‐García
- Year
- 2019
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
There is a problem associated with various natural and man-made emergencies. The consequences of which can be colossal destruction in densely populated territories. Therefore, USAR teams, which include rescue robots, need to act quickly. However, due to the unpredictability of the situation, rescuers are faced with a number of difficulties due to which expensive equipment can suffer. To prevent the latter and optimize the work of robots, it is necessary to conduct testing in an environment close to reality. For many reasons, this cannot be done in real life, so there is a need to recreate the danger situations in format USAR in a simulation environment, designed to develop algorithms for the interaction of robots with a simulated environment.
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