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ICRA
2000
IEEE
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15 years 2 months ago
Social Potentials for Scalable Multi-Robot Formations
Potential function approaches to robot navigation provide an elegant paradigm for expressing multiple constraints and goals in mobile robot navigation problems 9]. As an example, ...
Tucker R. Balch, Maria Hybinette
FSR
2007
Springer
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15 years 4 months ago
State Space Sampling of Feasible Motions for High Performance Mobile Robot Navigation in Highly Constrained Environments
Sampling in the space of controls or actions is a well-established method for ensuring feasible local motion plans. However, as mobile robots advance in performance and competence ...
Thomas M. Howard, Colin J. Green, Alonzo Kelly
ICRA
2010
IEEE
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14 years 8 months ago
Improved GPS sensor model for mobile robots in urban terrain
Abstract— Autonomous robot navigation in outdoor scenarios gains increasing importance in various growing application areas. Whereas in non-urban domains such as deserts the prob...
Daniel Maier, Alexander Kleiner
ICRA
2007
IEEE
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15 years 4 months ago
Probabilistic Appearance Based Navigation and Loop Closing
— This paper describes a probabilistic framework for navigation using only appearance data. By learning a generative model of appearance, we can compute not only the similarity o...
Mark Cummins, Paul M. Newman
ICML
1996
IEEE
15 years 10 months ago
Passive Distance Learning for Robot Navigation
Autonomous mobile robots need good models of their environment, sensors and actuators to navigate reliably and efficiently. While this information can be supplied by humans, or le...
Sven Koenig, Reid G. Simmons