نتایج جستجو برای: robot motion planning

تعداد نتایج: 488330  

1994
Moëz Cherif Christian Laugier

This paper deals with motion planning for a mobile robot moving on a hilly three dimensional terrain and subjected to strong physical interaction constraints. The main contribution of this paper is a planning method which takes into account the dynamics of the robot, the robot/terrain interactions, the kinematic constraints of the robot, and classical constraints. The basic idea of our method i...

Journal: :بین المللی مهندسی صنایع و مدیریت تولید 0
ellips masehian assistant professor, industrial engineering department, tarbiat modares university farnaz barzinpour assistant professor, school of industrial engineering, iran university of science and technology samira saedi m.sc. graduate, school of industrial engineering, iran university of science and technology

being one of the major research fields in the robotics discipline, the robot motion planning problem deals with finding an obstacle-free start-to-goal path for a robot navigating among workspace obstacles. such a problem is also encountered in path planning of intelligent vehicles and automatic guided vehicles (agvs). traditional (exact) algorithms have failed to solve the problem effectively s...

ژورنال: مهندسی دریا 2009
باباخانی, عبدالرضا, صیادی, حسن,

In this paper, first a sample Autonomous Underwater Vehicle called NEROV from the University of Trondheim of Norway has been selected with its equations of motion and by using dynamic programming approach optimal paths for consuming energy have been designed. There are moving obstacles in the environment wherein the robot moves. It is seen that the planned paths is smooth and the energy used fo...

2003
Christopher M. Clark

Presented is a new approach to multi-robot motion planning that is based on the concept of planning within dynamic robot networks. The system enables multiple mobile robots that have limited ranges of sensing and communication to maneuver safely in dynamic, unstructured environments. As the robots move about their workspace, localized robot groups form networks within which world models can be ...

Journal: :مدیریت زنجیره تأمین 0
شکرانه خشخاشی مقدم الیپس مسیحی

the problem of navigation among movable obstacles (namo) is to find a collision free path for a robot while the robot is able to manipulate and transfer some objects (if possible or needed) to clear its path toward the goal. namo is a np-complete problem and is in a class of motion planning problems that have dynamic environments. in this domain, an optimal plan for the robot can be defined wit...

The purpose of this paper is to present several algorithms for planning the motion of a robot in a two-dimensional region having obstacles whose shapes and locations are unknown. The convergence and efficiency of the algorithms are discussed and upper bounds for the lengths of paths generated by the different algorithms are derived and compared.

Journal: :The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology 2021

Abstract Algorithms have been designed for robot motion planning with various adaptability to different problems. However, how choose the most suitable planner in a scene has always problem worthy of research. This paper aims find each query under three scenes and six queries. The work lies optimization sampling-based algorithms through pipeline request adapter. idea is use pre-processing adapt...

1994
Moëz Cherif Christian Laugier Christine Milesi-Bellier Bernard Faverjon

| This paper addresses motion planning for a mobile robot moving on a hilly three dimensional terrain and subjected to strong physical interaction constraints. The main contribution of this paper is a planning method which takes into account the dynamics of the robot, the robot/terrain interactions , the kinematic constraints of the robot, and classical constraints. The basic idea of our method...

2014
Jonathan Bagot Jacky Baltes

Robots moving about in complex environments must be capable of determining and performing difficult motion sequences to accomplish tasks. As the tasks become more complicated, robots with greater dexterity are required. An increase in the number of degrees of freedom and a desire for autonomy in uncertain environments with real-time requirements leaves much room for improvement in the current p...

Journal: :The International Journal of Robotics Research 2013

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