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Motion Planning using Kinodynamically Feasible Motion Primitives: An Online Algorithm for Navigating through Unknown 3D Environments - Tapa blanda

Chen, Peiyi

 
9783846545522: Motion Planning using Kinodynamically Feasible Motion Primitives: An Online Algorithm for Navigating through Unknown 3D Environments
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ISBN 10: 384654552X ISBN 13: 9783846545522
Editorial: LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, 2011

Sinopsis

Autonomous unmanned vehicles require the ability to maneuver within their environments safely and efficiently. The problem of generating these traversable, collision-free paths is known as motion planning. While much work has been done in this field, the majority of the existing motion planning algorithms either fail to consider the kinodynamic constraints of the vehicle or is too computationally intensive to be performed online. The presented motion planning algorithm mitigates these issues by using kinodynamically feasible motion primitives to enforce vehicle constraints, while exploiting the computational efficiency and scalability of probabilistic roadmap planners. The result is an online motion planner that is capable of generating safe, traversable paths to any specified destination in an unknown 3D environment. This approach has been experimentally verified using quadrotor helicopters and skid-steer ground rovers.

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Reseña del editor

Autonomous unmanned vehicles require the ability to maneuver within their environments safely and efficiently. The problem of generating these traversable, collision-free paths is known as motion planning. While much work has been done in this field, the majority of the existing motion planning algorithms either fail to consider the kinodynamic constraints of the vehicle or is too computationally intensive to be performed online. The presented motion planning algorithm mitigates these issues by using kinodynamically feasible motion primitives to enforce vehicle constraints, while exploiting the computational efficiency and scalability of probabilistic roadmap planners. The result is an online motion planner that is capable of generating safe, traversable paths to any specified destination in an unknown 3D environment. This approach has been experimentally verified using quadrotor helicopters and skid-steer ground rovers.

Biografía del autor

Peiyi Chen has developed planning algorithms and control strategies for a a variety of autonomous unmanned vehicles, including quadrotor helicopters and skid-steer ground rovers. He is a member of the Waterloo Autonomous Vehicles Lab at the University of Waterloo, where he received his MASc. degree in mechanical and mechatronics engineering.

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Editorial
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing
Año de publicación
2011
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Inglés
ISBN 10 
384654552X
ISBN 13 
9783846545522
Encuadernación
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Número de páginas
112
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