The main challenge for designers of today's autonomous robotics is to build robust control programs that reliably perform complex tasks in the face of real-world environmental uncertainties. This paper proposes a generalized framework for a behavior-based navigation strategy of autonomous robots. This framework includes goal determination, preprocessing, behavior design, behavior arbitration, and command fusion. This framework is practical and used for our novel telecommanding teleoperation paradigm. The experiments, including wander, goal control and advanced telecommanding, have shown this framework to be reliable.Department of ComputingRefereed conference pape
© 2017 SERSC. This study proposes behavior-based navigation architecture, named BBFM, to deal with t...
Abstract: In this article, research has been carried out on the control technique of an autonomous m...
This paper describes fuzzy logic techniques used in a hierarchical behavior-based architecture for r...
The objective of this thesis is to construct a fuzzy rule-based system that will allow a robot to na...
In support of research efforts to develop reactive mobile robots capable of autonomous navigation, w...
A key issue in the research of an autonomous robot is the design and development of the navigation t...
The development of techniques for autonomous navigation constitutes one of the major trends in the c...
<div>A key issue in the research of an autonomous robot is the design and development of the navigat...
One of the long standing challenging aspect in mobile robotics is the ability to navigate autonomous...
The development of techniques for autonomous navigation in real-world envi-ronments constitutes one ...
The development of techniques for autonomous navigation in real-world envi-ronments constitutes one ...
Robot navigation using fuzzy behavior is suited in unknown and unstructured environment in which eac...
Summarization: A general fuzzy logic control framework along with its application specific modificat...
This paper presents a method for fuzzy-logic-based reactive behavior control of an autonomous mobile...
Abstract: In this article, researchhasbeencarriedouton thecontrol techniqueof anautonomous mobile ro...
© 2017 SERSC. This study proposes behavior-based navigation architecture, named BBFM, to deal with t...
Abstract: In this article, research has been carried out on the control technique of an autonomous m...
This paper describes fuzzy logic techniques used in a hierarchical behavior-based architecture for r...
The objective of this thesis is to construct a fuzzy rule-based system that will allow a robot to na...
In support of research efforts to develop reactive mobile robots capable of autonomous navigation, w...
A key issue in the research of an autonomous robot is the design and development of the navigation t...
The development of techniques for autonomous navigation constitutes one of the major trends in the c...
<div>A key issue in the research of an autonomous robot is the design and development of the navigat...
One of the long standing challenging aspect in mobile robotics is the ability to navigate autonomous...
The development of techniques for autonomous navigation in real-world envi-ronments constitutes one ...
The development of techniques for autonomous navigation in real-world envi-ronments constitutes one ...
Robot navigation using fuzzy behavior is suited in unknown and unstructured environment in which eac...
Summarization: A general fuzzy logic control framework along with its application specific modificat...
This paper presents a method for fuzzy-logic-based reactive behavior control of an autonomous mobile...
Abstract: In this article, researchhasbeencarriedouton thecontrol techniqueof anautonomous mobile ro...
© 2017 SERSC. This study proposes behavior-based navigation architecture, named BBFM, to deal with t...
Abstract: In this article, research has been carried out on the control technique of an autonomous m...
This paper describes fuzzy logic techniques used in a hierarchical behavior-based architecture for r...