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Autonomous mobile robots require the ability to decide where to go next. A navigation strategy autonomously drives a robot around an environment to fulfill a task, like exploring or looking for wounded people after a major disaster. Development of efficient navigation strategies is a topic of recent interest in mobile robotics. We proposed original solutions to the definition of multiobjective navigation strategies for exploration and rescue applications. | Autonomous mobile robots require the ability to decide where to go next. A navigation strategy autonomously drives a robot around an environment to fulfill a task, like exploring or looking for wounded people after a major disaster. Development of efficient navigation strategies is a topic of recent interest in mobile robotics. We proposed original solutions to the definition of multiobjective navigation strategies for exploration and rescue applications. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:37, 2 October 2009
Autonomous mobile robots require the ability to decide where to go next. A navigation strategy autonomously drives a robot around an environment to fulfill a task, like exploring or looking for wounded people after a major disaster. Development of efficient navigation strategies is a topic of recent interest in mobile robotics. We proposed original solutions to the definition of multiobjective navigation strategies for exploration and rescue applications.
Ongoing Projects
Projects on this topic: