A hybrid approach for robust and precise mobile robot navigation with compact environment modeling
Roland Siegwart
- 发表年份
- 2002
- 引用次数
- 4
摘要
In this paper a new localization approach combining the metric and topological paradigm is presented. The main idea is to connect local metric maps by means of a global topological map. This allows a compact environment model which does not require global metric consistency and permits both precision and robustness. The method uses a 360 degree laser scanner in order to extract lines for the metric localization and doors, discontinuities and hallways for the topological approach. The approach has been widely tested in a 50/spl times/25 m portion of the institute building with the new fully autonomous robot Donald Duck. 25 randomly generated test missions were performed with a success ratio of 96% and a mean error at the goal point of 9 mm for an overall trajectory length of 1.15 km.
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