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Simulation of intelligent target hitting in obstructed path using physical body animation and genetic algorithm

Published: 01 April 2019 Publication History

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Nowadays there are many real-time applications such as robotic motion, driver-less vehicle, intelligent target shooter(bullets and missiles), traffic routing in which human intervention is avoided. This paper proposes an exciting and generalized approach for intelligent target hitting in an obstructed path using physical body animation and genetic algorithm. This approach uses the concepts of the genetic algorithm to train the object for finding the right path to target and concepts of physical body animation to provide the motion and to react as per the collision with obstacles. Physical body animation provides a very natural feel of a real-time environment as we deal with all the external natural forces such as gravity, wind resistance the object and so on. Proposed approach deals not only with the static target but also deals with the dynamic target during the simulation.

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    cover image Multimedia Tools and Applications
    Multimedia Tools and Applications  Volume 78, Issue 8
    Apr 2019
    1542 pages

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    Kluwer Academic Publishers

    United States

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    Published: 01 April 2019

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    1. Collision detection
    2. Collision response
    3. Genetic algorithm
    4. Intelligent target hitting
    5. Physical body animation

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