Mobile robotics research is currently interested on exporting autonomous navigation results achieved in indoor environments, to more challenging environments, such as, for instance, urban pedestrian areas. Developing mobile robots with autonomous navigation capabilities in such urban environments supposes a basic requirement for a upperlevel service set that could be provided to an users community. However, exporting indoor techniques to outdoor urban pedestrian scenarios is not evident due to the larger size of the environment, the dynamism of the scene due to pedestrians and other moving obstacles, the sunlight conditions, and the high presence of three dimensional elements such as ramps, steps, curbs or holes. Moreover, GPS-based mobile...
Abstract — We present to the robotic community a fully autonomous navigation solution for mobile rob...
Mobile autonomous robots have finally emerged from the confined spaces of structured and controlled ...
Deploying mobile robots in social environments requires novel navigation algorithms which are capabl...
This paper presents a fully autonomous navigation solution for urban, pedestrian environments. The t...
This paper addresses the problems of building a functional mobile robot for urban site navigation an...
Mobile autonomous robots have finally emerged from the confined spaces of structured and controlled ...
This paper addresses the problem of mobile robot localization in urban environments. Typically, GPS ...
In order to solve most of the existing mobile robotics applications, the robot needs some informatio...
There are numerous applications of outdoor autonomous mobile robots : surveillance of areas to detec...
There are numerous applications of outdoor autonomous mobile robots : surveillance of areas to detec...
There are numerous applications of outdoor autonomous mobile robots : surveillance of areas to detec...
There are numerous applications of outdoor autonomous mobile robots : surveillance of areas to detec...
This technical report defines the spatial representation and the map file format used in a mobile ro...
Abstract — We present to the robotic community a fully autonomous navigation solution for mobile rob...
This paper addresses the problems of designing, building and using mobile robots for urban site mode...
Abstract — We present to the robotic community a fully autonomous navigation solution for mobile rob...
Mobile autonomous robots have finally emerged from the confined spaces of structured and controlled ...
Deploying mobile robots in social environments requires novel navigation algorithms which are capabl...
This paper presents a fully autonomous navigation solution for urban, pedestrian environments. The t...
This paper addresses the problems of building a functional mobile robot for urban site navigation an...
Mobile autonomous robots have finally emerged from the confined spaces of structured and controlled ...
This paper addresses the problem of mobile robot localization in urban environments. Typically, GPS ...
In order to solve most of the existing mobile robotics applications, the robot needs some informatio...
There are numerous applications of outdoor autonomous mobile robots : surveillance of areas to detec...
There are numerous applications of outdoor autonomous mobile robots : surveillance of areas to detec...
There are numerous applications of outdoor autonomous mobile robots : surveillance of areas to detec...
There are numerous applications of outdoor autonomous mobile robots : surveillance of areas to detec...
This technical report defines the spatial representation and the map file format used in a mobile ro...
Abstract — We present to the robotic community a fully autonomous navigation solution for mobile rob...
This paper addresses the problems of designing, building and using mobile robots for urban site mode...
Abstract — We present to the robotic community a fully autonomous navigation solution for mobile rob...
Mobile autonomous robots have finally emerged from the confined spaces of structured and controlled ...
Deploying mobile robots in social environments requires novel navigation algorithms which are capabl...