A behaviour-based control and software architecture for the visually guided Robudem outdoor mobile robot,

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Abstract

The design of outdoor autonomous robots requires the careful consideration and integration of multiple aspects: sensors and sensor data fusion, design of a control and software architecture, design of a path planning algorithm and robot control. This paper describes partial aspects of this research work, which is aimed at developing an semi‐autonomous outdoor robot for risky interventions. This paper focuses mainly on three main aspects of the design process: visual sensing using stereo and image motion analysis, design of a behaviour‐based control architecture and implementation of a modular software architecture.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationISMCR 2007
Place of PublicationWarsaw, Poland,
Publication statusPublished - 2007

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