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Towards the Unification of Navigational Planning and Reactive Control
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1989)
The illusion that reactive and hierarchical planning methods are at odds with each other needs to be dropped. By exploiting each method's strengths, a synthesis of hierarchical and reactive paradigms can yield robust, ...
Intelligent Mobile Robots in the Workplace: Leaving the Guide Behind
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1988)
Flexible manufacturing systems (FMS) that incorporate transport robots are currently dominated by the use of automatic guided vehicles. These AGVs generally require significant restructuring of the workplace in order for ...
Workstation Recognition Using a Constrained Edge Based Hough Transform for Mobile Robot Navigation
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1989)
Landmark recognition is a task required of many robotic systems. In this work, we examine the use of a constrained Hough transform used by a mobile robot to locate a docking workstation. This algorithm deals with the ...
Towards Cosmopolitan Robots: Intelligent Navigation in Extended Man-Made Environments
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 1987)
In the past, mobile robots have been constrained to operate in either an indoor or
an outdoor environment, not both. Special purpose representations and ad hoc sensor
techniques geared towards tasks of narrow focus have ...