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A sonar based obstacle avoidance system for AUVs

G. Conte, +1 more
- pp 85-91
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A sonar based, collision avoidance module for autonomous underwater vehicle, developed as part of a more complex navigation and guidance system, that uses Kalman filters in evaluating both the motion of the detected obstacles and the risk of collision.
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In this paper we describe a sonar based, collision avoidance module for autonomous underwater vehicle, developed as part of a more complex navigation and guidance system. Its main features are the use of Kalman filters in evaluating both the motion of the detected obstacles and the risk of collision, and the possibility of working at two different levels of abstraction, according to the characteristics of the situation.

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Review of Collision Avoidance and Path Planning Algorithms Used in Autonomous Underwater Vehicles

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TL;DR: A structured review of simulations and practical implementations of collision-avoidance and path-planning algorithms in autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) together with a comparison of the difficulties encountered during simulations and their practical implementation.
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Development of a Multi-Platform Obstacle Avoidance System for Autonomous Underwater Vehicles

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A Sonar Based Obstacle Avoidance Module for Application On AUVs

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Sonar-based real-world mapping and navigation

TL;DR: In this article, a sonar-based mapping and navigation system for an autonomous mobile robot operating in unknown and unstructured environments is described, where range measurements from multiple points of view are integrated into a sensor level sonar map, using a robust method that combines the sensor information in such a way as to cope with uncertainties and errors in the data.
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Simultaneous map building and localization for an autonomous mobile robot

TL;DR: Discusses a significant open problem in mobile robotics: simultaneous map building and localization, which the authors define as long-term globally referenced position estimation without a priori information.
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Sonar-based real-world mapping and navigation

Alberto Elfes
TL;DR: A sonar-based mapping and navigation system developed for an autonomous mobile robot operating in unknown and unstructured environments is described, which uses sonar range data to build a multileveled description of the robot's surroundings.
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Navigation and control of a mobile robot among moving obstacles

TL;DR: In this article, a probabilistic approach to deal with collision avoidance under uncertainty is proposed, where the uncertainties both in the position of a moving obstacle and the error of the measurements are normally distributed.
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