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Unifying exploration, localization, navigation and planning through a common representation
Anna Charlotte Schultz, William Adams, Brian Yamauchi, Morgan Jones
- Year
- 2003
- Citations
- 21
Abstract
The major themes of our research include the creation of mobile robot systems that are robust and adaptive in rapidly changing environments and the view of integration as a basic research issue. Where reasonable, we try to use the same representations to allow different components to work more readily together and to allow better and more natural integration of and communication between these components. In this paper, we describe our most recent work in integrating mobile robot exploration, localization, navigation, and planning through the use of a common representation, evidence grids.
Keywords
Computer scienceRepresentation (politics)Mobile robotHuman–computer interactionMobile robot navigationRobotMotion planningWork (physics)Artificial intelligenceRobot control
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