MANIPULATION
Robot path planning
Ray Jarvis
- Year
- 2006
- Citations
- 18
Abstract
The three essential requirements of sensor based robotic arm manipulation and mobile robot navigation are localization (position and pose determination), environmental mapping (forming a model of the working environment) and trajectory (for manipulators) or path (for mobile robots) planning. This paper concerns the last of these and compares a number of approaches with regard to complexity, flexibility and application scope. Knowledge about these aspects is crucial in choosing an effective strategy for particular application domains.
Keywords
Motion planningMobile robotFlexibility (engineering)Scope (computer science)Computer scienceTrajectoryRobotPath (computing)Mobile robot navigationArtificial intelligence
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