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A Novel Artificial Organic Controller with Hermite Optical Flow Feedback for Mobile Robot Navigation

Hiram Pönce, Ernesto Moya-Albor, Jorge Brieva

Year
2016
Citations
7
Access
Open access

Abstract

This chapter describes a novel nature-inspired and intelligent control system for mobile robot navigation using a fuzzy-molecular inference (FMI) system as the control strategy and a single vision-based sensor device, that is, image acquisition system, as feedback. In particular, FMI system is proposed as a hybrid fuzzy inference system with an artificial hydrocarbon network structure as defuzzifier that deals with uncertainty in motion feedback, improving robot navigation in dynamic environments. Additionally, the robotics system uses processed information from an image acquisition device using a real-time Hermite optical flow approach. This organic and nature-inspired control strategy was compared with a conventional controller and validated in an educational robot platform, providing excellent results when navigating in dynamic environments with a single-constrained perception device.

Keywords

Controller (irrigation)Artificial intelligenceMobile robotOptical flowControl engineeringFuzzy logicEngineeringComputer visionRobotRobotics

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