Abstract-- Existing high-dimensional motion planning algorithms are simultaneously overpowered and underpowered. In domains sparsely populated by obstacles, the heuristics used by ...
Nathan D. Ratliff, Matt Zucker, J. Andrew Bagnell,...
A simple and efficient randomized algorithm is presented for solving single-query path planning problems in high-dimensional configuration spaces. The method works by incrementall...
We present an approach to path planning for humanoid robots that computes dynamically-stable, collision-free trajectories from full-body posture goals. Given a geometric model of t...
James J. Kuffner Jr., Satoshi Kagami, Koichi Nishi...
In this work we present a methodology for intelligent path planning in an uncertain environment using vision like sensors, i.e., sensors that allow the sensing of the environment ...
We develop a new motion planning algorithm for a variant of a Dubins car with binary left/right steering and apply it to steerable needles, a new class of flexible beveltip medica...
Ron Alterovitz, Michael S. Branicky, Kenneth Y. Go...