Autonomous Navigation in Complex Environments
Andrew Gerstenslager, Jomol Lewis, Liam McKenna, Poorva Patel
- Year
- 2024
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
This paper explores the application of CNN-DNN network fusion to construct a robot navigation controller within a simulated environment. The simulated environment is constructed to model a subterranean rescue situation, such that an autonomous agent is tasked with finding a goal within an unknown cavernous system. Imitation learning is used to train the control algorithm to use LiDAR and camera data to navigate the space and find the goal. The trained model is then tested for robustness using Monte-Carlo.
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