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A planning architecture for intelligent robot: fuzzy memory-based reasoning for real-time planning/control

Hideyuki Aisu, Y. Inagaki, Hiroshi Sugie, Tatsuo Unemi

Year
2002
Citations
2

Abstract

Our research's main objective is to design an architecture prototype to govern an intelligent robot which can work quickly and efficiently in a vague dynamical environment, typically where various robots and human cooperate each other to accomplish a common global goal. To realize such kind of system, a new planning and control architecture with abilities of real-time control and easy implementation of control knowledge is required. The architecture proposed here is based on the idea of memory-based reasoning systems and behavior-based control systems. Then, to confirm its performance, a simple simulation example of two mobile robots that cooperate to capture a target is showed.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">&gt;</ETX>

Keywords

ArchitectureComputer scienceRobotMobile robotSimple (philosophy)Fuzzy logicControl (management)Artificial intelligenceIntelligent controlFuzzy control system

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