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Real-time perception-guided motion planning for a personal robot

Radu Bogdan Rusu, Ioan A. Şucan, Brian Gerkey, Sachin Chitta, Michael Beetz, Lydia E. Kavraki

Year
2009
Citations
83

Abstract

This paper presents significant steps towards the online integration of 3D perception and manipulation for personal robotics applications. We propose a modular and distributed architecture, which seamlessly integrates the creation of 3D maps for collision detection and semantic annotations, with a real-time motion replanning framework. To validate our system, we present results obtained during a comprehensive mobile manipulation scenario, which includes the fusion of the above components with a higher level executive.

Keywords

Computer scienceModular designPerceptionRobotMotion (physics)Artificial intelligenceRoboticsMotion planningMobile robotArchitecture

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