Direction-dependent optimal path planning for autonomous vehicles
Abstract
The optimal path planning problem is considered for rovers. Tip-over risk is accurately modelled using direction dependence. In the previous direction-independent model, the value function was approximated using the Fast Marching Method (FMM). The risk was not accurately modelled. Solar energy is considered here for the first time. Minimizing path length, obstacle avoidance and soil risk are also considered. For a direction-dependent model, the...
Paper Details
Title
Direction-dependent optimal path planning for autonomous vehicles
Published Date
Aug 1, 2015
Volume
70
Pages
202 - 214
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