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Three dimensional robot path planning using a field programmable analog array
Scott Koziol, Richard Wunderlich, Jennifer Hasler
- Year
- 2014
- Citations
- 4
Abstract
A reconfigurable analog integrated circuit is used to solve for a robot's path from a start point to a goal point among obstacles in a three dimensional environment. A bipartite grid algorithm is used to deterministically find a mapping from an arbitrary gridspace environment representation map with freespace and obstacles into transistors which implement the map on the reconfigurable analog circuit. 100% correct solutions were found using our hardware for sixteen Monte Carlo experimental cases.
Keywords
Field-programmable analog arrayComputer scienceRobotMotion planningField-programmable gate arrayPath (computing)Point (geometry)Representation (politics)Monte Carlo methodGrid
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