VISION-BASED NAVIGATION FORA MOBILE ROBOT

DOAA ABD EL-FATAH ASHMAWY;

Abstract


Robot navigation is defined as guiding a mobile robot to a desired destination
or along a desired path in an environment characterized by a set of distinct objects, such as obstacles. Obstacles are defined as objects that can block the movement of the robot. Obstacle avoidance is one of the most critical factors in the design of autonomous vehicles such as mobile robots.
The aim of this work is to develop an efficient, robust, map-less navigation algorithm based on computer-vision principles. This navigation algorithm
enables the robot to avoid collision with obstacles existing in an indoor environment (e.g. chairs, desks, file cabinets, persons, etc.) and determining which direction (Right, Left, Forward, or Stop) the robot should take.
The developed algorithm is programmed using MATLAB 6 image processing
toolbox.


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Title VISION-BASED NAVIGATION FORA MOBILE ROBOT
Other Titles الملاحة المعتمدة علي الرؤية لربوت سيار
Authors DOAA ABD EL-FATAH ASHMAWY
Issue Date 2004

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