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A simple biologically inspired algorithm for collision-free navigation of a unicycle-like robot in dynamic environments with moving obstacles

Andrey V. Savkin, +1 more
- 01 Sep 2013 - 
- Vol. 31, Iss: 06, pp 993-1001
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A biologically inspired strategy for the navigation of a unicycle-like robot towards a target while avoiding collisions with moving obstacles is presented.
Abstract
We present a simple biologically inspired strategy for the navigation of a unicycle-like robot towards a target while avoiding collisions with moving obstacles. A mathematically rigorous analysis of the proposed approach is provided. The performance of the algorithm is demonstrated via experiments with a real robot and extensive computer simulations.

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