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Robotic path planning using multi neuron heuristic search

Kala et al., 2009

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8409696014021512122
Author
Kala R
Shukla A
Tiwari R
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Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Interaction Sciences: Information Technology, Culture and Human

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Robotics is a highly multi-disciplinary field which attracts the attention of many researchers from diverse fields. One of the major studied problems in Robotics is the problem of Robotic Path Planning. The problem deals with finding of the path that can be used by the robot for …
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