In this work, it is proposed a new family of potentials for path planning algorithms, one kind to the goal and other to the obstacles. With these new potentials it is possible to parameterize the potential scale length and strength easily, providing better control over the moving object path characteristics. In this way, the path problem can be treated analytically. For example, the minimum distance between the moving object and the obstacles can be calculated as a function of the potential parameters. Simulations are made to test its ability to guide a vehicle through an obstacle-free path towards the goal. The success rate of the moving object on reaching the goal is compared with the potential parameters and with obstacle configu...
There is a major problem with traditional artificial potential field method. It is the formation of ...
Abstract: The potential eld method is widely used for autonomous mobile robot path planning due to i...
Path planning, the task of finding an obstacle-avoiding, shortest-length route from source to destin...
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Potential functions are used to represent the topological structure of free space in solving path pl...
Traditional APF-based mobile robot path planning approaches posses an inherent problem which is the ...
Since the motion trajectory of each robot is divided into several median points that the robot shoul...
Typescript (photocopy).Planning the path of a manipulator through an obstacle strewn workspace is a ...
The problem of path planning for a robotic system is considered, under the conditions in which both ...
A dynamic environment is defined that either the obstacles or the goal or both are in motion. There ...
An improved potential-based method for robot path planning is developed by connecting all the local ...
Path planning plays an important role in various fields of application, such as CAD design, computer...
Planning the path is the most important task in the mobile robot navigation. This task involves basi...
Path planning is crucial for a robot to be able to reach a target point safely to accomplish a given...
In this research a path planning which is the first step of motion planning in robotic applications,...
There is a major problem with traditional artificial potential field method. It is the formation of ...
Abstract: The potential eld method is widely used for autonomous mobile robot path planning due to i...
Path planning, the task of finding an obstacle-avoiding, shortest-length route from source to destin...
Submitted by gabriela rosa (gabrielasilvadarosa@gmail.com) on 2011-10-25T23:01:33Z No. of bitstreams...
Potential functions are used to represent the topological structure of free space in solving path pl...
Traditional APF-based mobile robot path planning approaches posses an inherent problem which is the ...
Since the motion trajectory of each robot is divided into several median points that the robot shoul...
Typescript (photocopy).Planning the path of a manipulator through an obstacle strewn workspace is a ...
The problem of path planning for a robotic system is considered, under the conditions in which both ...
A dynamic environment is defined that either the obstacles or the goal or both are in motion. There ...
An improved potential-based method for robot path planning is developed by connecting all the local ...
Path planning plays an important role in various fields of application, such as CAD design, computer...
Planning the path is the most important task in the mobile robot navigation. This task involves basi...
Path planning is crucial for a robot to be able to reach a target point safely to accomplish a given...
In this research a path planning which is the first step of motion planning in robotic applications,...
There is a major problem with traditional artificial potential field method. It is the formation of ...
Abstract: The potential eld method is widely used for autonomous mobile robot path planning due to i...
Path planning, the task of finding an obstacle-avoiding, shortest-length route from source to destin...