Navigation and Obstacle Avoidance in Troublesome Scenarios Using Ultrasonic Sensors
By means of the application of the Traversability and Tenacity principles, T2 strategies solve the well-known local minima problem of potential-field-based control methods. On the basis of these two principles, a new family of geometric algorithms for sensor- based motion planning has been proposed: random-T2 , bug-T2 , and connectivity-T2.
NEMOCAT (Navigational Environment MOdeller, Control and Architecture Tester) is a 3D object-oriented simulator developed to validate and tune reactive and hybrid AUVs control architectures based on schema theory and potential fields.
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