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Integrated Control Strategies Supporting Autonomous Functionalities in Mobile Robots

B. Sights, H. R. Everett, Estrellina Pacis, Greg Kogut, Matthew B. Thompson

Year
2005
Citations
6

Abstract

High-level intelligence allows a mobile robot to create and interpret complex world models, but without a precise control system, the accuracy of the world model and the robot's ability to interact with its surroundings are greatly diminished. This problem is amplified when the environment is hostile, such as in a battlefield situation where an error in movement response may lead to destruction of the robot. As the presence of robots on the battlefield continues to escalate and the trend toward relieving the human of the low-level control burden advances, the ability to combine the functionalities of several critical control systems on a single platform becomes imperative.

Keywords

Mobile robotHuman–computer interactionRobotComputer scienceControl (management)Artificial intelligence

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