An agent-based ultrasonic sensing system for mobile robots
Eduardo Oliveira Freire, Teodiano Bastos-Filho, Vladimir Ivanovitch Dynnikov
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
The performance of a mobile robot navigation system is limited by the sensorial data available. For a mobile robot under construction, an agent-based control system is being implemented, for which a ultrasonic system was developed. This sensing system is able to provide the information on the type of detected obstacle as well as on the distance from it to the robot. By the use of the agent model, it was possible to design the ultrasonic sensing system with the capability of avoiding the generation of redundant or unnecessary information, as well as to decide if information is relevant or not.
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