Ali et al., 2013 - Google Patents
A novel approach for visibility search graph based path planningAli et al., 2013
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- Ali M
- Mailah M
- Hing T
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- 13th International Conference on Robotics, Control and Manufacturing Systems
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In this paper, a novel search graph approach has been developed to find a free-collision path in a complicated unknown environment. This algorithm gives the possibility to consider some constraints based on the real world path as in road or factory environments. The main …
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