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ROBOT GOES BACK HOME DESPITE ALL THE PEOPLE

Paloma de la Puente, Diego Rodríguez-Losada, Luis Pedraza, Fernando Matı́a

Year
2008
Citations
4

Abstract

We have developed a navigation system for a mobile robot that enables it to autonomously return to a start point after completing a route. It works efficiently even in complex, low structured and populated indoor environments. A point-based map of the environment is built as the robot explores new areas; it is employed for localization and obstacle avoidance. Points corresponding to dynamical objects are removed from the map so that they do not affect navigation in a wrong way. The algorithms and results we deem more relevant are explained in the paper.

Keywords

Mobile robotRobotObstacleObstacle avoidanceMobile robot navigationComputer sciencePoint (geometry)Artificial intelligenceComputer visionStart point

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