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Progress-driven sampling and multi-channel extension for bidirectional manipulator path planning in constrained environments. [PDF]
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Path planning and obstacle avoidance with ISS framework for a UAV swarm under unified wind, sensor noise and delay disturbances. [PDF]
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Solving the 3D UAV Path Planning Problem Using an Improved Multi-Leader Multi-Objective Whale Optimization Algorithm. [PDF]
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International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, 2009
The paper addresses the area of path planning for non-holonomic vehicles operating in a large-scale dynamic continuous three-dimensional space where the vehicle has to avoid given obstacles and restricted areas. For vehicles, motion dynamics is defined by means of constraints on the driving manoeuvres and restrictions on smoothness of the trajectory ...
David Sislák +2 more
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The paper addresses the area of path planning for non-holonomic vehicles operating in a large-scale dynamic continuous three-dimensional space where the vehicle has to avoid given obstacles and restricted areas. For vehicles, motion dynamics is defined by means of constraints on the driving manoeuvres and restrictions on smoothness of the trajectory ...
David Sislák +2 more
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Proceedings of International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2002
A new framework is proposed for generating trajectories for robots. This "path planning by analogy" approach uses problems and solutions acquired from previous operator teaching or automatic path planning. Unlike traditional path-planning methods, users need not specify goals or prepare search heuristics.
Hiroyuki Ogata, Makoto Mizukawa
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A new framework is proposed for generating trajectories for robots. This "path planning by analogy" approach uses problems and solutions acquired from previous operator teaching or automatic path planning. Unlike traditional path-planning methods, users need not specify goals or prepare search heuristics.
Hiroyuki Ogata, Makoto Mizukawa
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Path planning on a network of paths
2011 Aerospace Conference, 2011This work presents the first step toward an innovative new navigation framework, based on growing a network of reusable paths, to allow a mobile robot to autonomously explore unmapped, GPS-denied, extreme environments. The paradigm (i) results in closer goal acquisition (through reduced localization error), (ii) allows for effective recovery from dead ...
Braden Stenning, Timothy D. Barfoot
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Path Planning for Virtual Bronchoscopy
2006 International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2006We have developed an automated path planning method, which enables virtual bronchoscopic 3D multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) image analysis and follow on image-guided bronchoscopy. The method fundamentals are novel combination of distance transformation and snake-based models.
Mohamadreza Negahdar +3 more
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Proceedings of the 2000 American Control Conference. ACC (IEEE Cat. No.00CH36334), 2000
In this paper, a two step path-planning algorithm for UAVs is proposed. The algorithm generates a stealthy path through a set of enemy radar sites of known location, and provides an intuitive way to trade-off stealth versus path length. In the first step, a suboptimal rough-cut path is generated through the radar sites by constructing and searching a ...
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In this paper, a two step path-planning algorithm for UAVs is proposed. The algorithm generates a stealthy path through a set of enemy radar sites of known location, and provides an intuitive way to trade-off stealth versus path length. In the first step, a suboptimal rough-cut path is generated through the radar sites by constructing and searching a ...
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A fast path planning by path graph optimization
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics - Part A: Systems and Humans, 2003A fast path planning method by optimization of a path graph for both efficiency and accuracy is proposed. A conventional quadtree-based path planning approach is simple, robust, and efficient. However, it has two limitations. We propose a path graph optimization technique employing a compact mesh representation.
Joo Young Hwang +3 more
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Path planning as a service PPaaS: Cloud-based robotic path planning
2014 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Biomimetics (ROBIO 2014), 2014Cloud computing framework can provide promising solutions for service robots to overcome various challenges in unstructured environments. In this paper, we present the design and implementation details of a novel cloud-based system architecture for robotic path planning.
Miu-Ling Lam, Kit-Yung Lam
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