“…Of course, boundaries often blend since various approaches are used simultaneously. Fuzzy logic path trackers have been used by several researchers (Abdessemed et al, 2004;Antonelli et al, 2007;Baltes & Otte, 1999;Cao & Hall, 1998;Deliparaschos et al, 2007;El Hajjaji & Bentalba, 2003;Jiangzhou et al, 1999;Lee et al, 2003;Liu & Lewis, 1994;Moustris & Tzafestas, 2011;Ollero et al, 1997;Raimondi & Ciancimino, 2008;Rodriguez-Castano et al, 2000;Sanchez et al, 1997) since fuzzy logic provides a more intuitive way for analysing and formulating the control actions, which bypasses most of the mathematical load needed to tackle such a highly nonlinear control problem. Furthermore, the fuzzy controller, which can be less complex in its implementation, is inherently robust to noise and parameter uncertainties.…”