A topological map based navigation system for mobile robotics
Tony Pipe, Brian Carse, Alan Winfield
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
We discuss two forms of cognitive map which are commonly used in mobile robotics when navigation requirements and environmental conditions make them appropriate; namely global metric, and topological. Whilst the former is a more powerful representational form which is suitable for building route plans in static environments, the latter is typically much less computationally intense and may be embedded directly into a behavior-based platform which can cope with local dynamics efficiently. We then focus on a method for extracting a topological map from a metric one, ie. a transformation from spatial non-procedural to symbolic procedural knowledge. Results from simulation experiments are presented.
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