2010
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-17592010000100004
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Navegação de robôs utilizando curvas implícitas

Abstract: Em diversas aplicações robóticas que incluem monitoramento, mapeamento e vigilância, robôs devem seguir caminhos fechados que podem ter formas diversas, determinadas pela aplicação. Neste artigo é proposta uma metodologia para navegação de robôs em tarefas como estas, onde o caminho do robô pode ser definido como a intercessão de cur-vas de nível de determinadas funções. Além do caminho, a lei de controle do robô também é definida por meio de um campo vetorial criado a partir destas funções. A principal contri… Show more

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“…If the vehicle crosses the border (what may happen in the case of localization errors or when an obstacle is obstructing the corridor), it may be subject to large accelerations that will try to make it come back the corridor. To avoid this, totally continuous velocity fields, such as the one by Gonçalves et al (2010), could be used to follow closed paths.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If the vehicle crosses the border (what may happen in the case of localization errors or when an obstacle is obstructing the corridor), it may be subject to large accelerations that will try to make it come back the corridor. To avoid this, totally continuous velocity fields, such as the one by Gonçalves et al (2010), could be used to follow closed paths.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the proposed methodology, we frame the global plan as an artificial vector field that is designed to follow curves in the workspace. The computation of such artificial vector fields was extensively explored in [19,45], where it was proposed that a vector field in a two-dimensional environment can be obtained by the superposition of a normal component, N, which makes the robot converge to the curve to be followed, and a tangential component, T, which drives the robot along the curve. The vector field is then defined for the coordinates (x, y) W in the world frame W as:…”
Section: Defining a Global Taskmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En otro caso, es posible observar una implementación con curvas implícitas, en 2010 se acentúa la investigación en la que se presenta una metodología para navegación de robots móviles útiles en el monitoreo, mapeo y vigilancia (Gonçalves, Maia, Pimenta, & Pereira, 2010), en la que se implementa el filtro de Kalman con el trabajo de espacios n-dimensionales.…”
Section: B Aplicaciones Del Filtro De Kalmanunclassified