Kinematics, kinematic constraints and path planning for wheeled mobile robots
Yongji Wang, J.A. Linnett, James W. Roberts
- Year
- 1994
- Citations
- 20
Abstract
SUMMARY The problem associated with planning a collision-free path for a wheeled mobile robot (WMR) moving among obstacles in the workspace is investigated in this paper. A kinematic model, including the general nonholonomic constraint equation, is developed first, followed by the analysis of some general maneuvering characteristics of the WMR. The analytic solutions to the typical path curves, such as circle and straight line, which are important in the path planning problem, are also derived. From the analysis of the established kinematic model, some factors which affect the path planning problem for a WMR and therefore must be taken into account are revealed and the general description of the path planning problem for a WMR is formuated. In conclusion, a possible architecture of the algorithm for a practical WMR is presented.
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