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This paper considers a path planning of a mobile robot by single CCD camera and a scan range finder. First, the mobile robot detects the obstacle based on information of both the image and the distance. Then, from the obstacle information, the mobile robot generates a trajectory to reach a final destination avoiding the obstacles. Finally, usefulness of proposed methods is shown through experiment.
This paper introduces an obstacle avoidance control for a mobile robot using a single CCD camera and ultrasonic sensors. First, the mobile robot detects an obstacle based on information of both the image and the distance. Then, from the information obtained about the obstacle, the mobile robot generates a trajectory to avoid the obstacle. Finally, the usefulness of our proposed methods is demonstrated...
This paper treats the navigation problem of a mobile robot based on vision information and ultrasonic data. In our method, by calculating the optical flow on the images, the mobile robot can detect obstacles which exist ahead of it, further avoiding the area of obstacles, it can make the optimal trajectory to the final goal. Then, in order to generate the optimal trajectory, the distance between a...
This paper introduces a control method for obstacle avoidance of a mobile robot. First, the mobile robot detects obstacles by information of both a CCD camera and ultrasonic sensors. Then, using information of both of camera and sensors, the mobile robot generates a dynamic trajectory to go to the goal point avoiding the obstacles. Through some experiments, a usefulness of proposed method is shown.
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