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Event-Based Localization in Ackermann Steering Limited Resource Mobile Robots

Leonardo Marín, Marina Vallés, A. Soriano, A. Valera, Pedro Albertos

Year
2013
Citations
48

Abstract

This paper presents a local sensor fusion technique with an event-based global position correction to improve the localization of a mobile robot with limited computational resources. The proposed algorithms use a modified Kalman filter and a new local dynamic model of an Ackermann steering mobile robot. It has a similar performance but faster execution when compared to more complex fusion schemes, allowing its implementation inside the robot. As a global sensor, an event-based position correction is implemented using the Kalman filter error covariance and the position measurement obtained from a zenithal camera. The solution is tested during a long walk with different trajectories using a LEGO Mindstorm NXT robot.

Keywords

Ackermann functionMobile robotKalman filterComputer sciencePosition (finance)Sensor fusionExtended Kalman filterRobotCovariance intersectionEvent (particle physics)

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