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Intelligent adaptive control of a mobile robot: The automaton with an internal and external parameter approach

Jan Kazimierczak, Barbara Łysakowska

Year
1988
Citations
2

Abstract

SUMMARY In the paper a formal model is presented of the discrete control of a bile robot moving over a plane. The model synthesis has been directed in such a way as to justify the use as a controller of the automaton with internal and external parameters. It has been shown that, while controlled in discrete time the mobile robot performance can be expressed by a one-sidely optimized tree of a two-person extensive game. The tree, after transforming into the form of the state diagram of an automaton, serves as a basis for the synthesis of the automaton with internal and external parameters playing the role of a controller. A method is presented of synthesizing an automaton of this type, being a hardware realization of the mobile robot controller.

Keywords

AutomatonController (irrigation)Computer scienceTimed automatonRealization (probability)Control theory (sociology)Mobile robotTree (set theory)State (computer science)State diagram

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