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Path planning of mobile robot using neural network

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In this article, the authors present an effective method to achieve both obstacle-avoidance and target-tracking for an autonomous mobile robot in an indoor environment, which employs a wall following algorithm using neural network pattern recognition to avoid obstacles.
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In this paper, the authors present an effective method to achieve both obstacle-avoidance and target-tracking for an autonomous mobile robot in an indoor environment. They employ a wall following algorithm using neural network pattern recognition to avoid obstacles. An autonomous mobile robot reaches a given goal target by tracking algorithm. In case obstacles are detected by sonar sensors, an autonomous mobile robot avoids collision with obstacles by wall following algorithm. They propose a simple making method to avoid being trapped in a local minima which was a serious problem in local path planning. Simulation results using mobile robot demonstrate that the proposed algorithms are well suited to the obstacle-avoidance using wall-following and the path planning task for target-tracking.

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Wall-following control of a mobile robot

TL;DR: The feedback controller has been set up in such a way that it can handle both the observer data and dead-reckoning data and the results show a good performance with an absolute error of a few millimeters from the desired distance to the wall.
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Following A Wall With A Mobile Robot Using Ultrasonic Sensors

TL;DR: The wall-following control of a mobile robot without a sensor system is discussed and the results show a good performance with emrs of a few millimetres from the desired distance to the wall.
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