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Namely, roughness, slope, and discontinuity, are extracted from video Three terrain characteristics that strongly affect its traversability, The proposed approach is real-time assessment of terrain characteristicsĪnd incorporation of this information in the robot navigation strategy. Of field mobile robots on challenging terrain, using a fuzzy logicĪpproach and a novel measure of terrain traversability. This paper presents a new strategy for behavior-based navigation

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Finally, a series of experimental tests is performed to show the simplicity, efficiency, and accuracy of this proposed sensor system for 3D environment sensing and recognition. For robust feature matching, here we propose a new correspondence matching technique based on line grouping and probabilistic voting. By modeling the laser projector as a virtual camera and using the trinocular epipolar constraints, the matching pairs of line features observed into two real camera images are established, and 3D information from one-shot image can be extracted on the patterned scene. The proposed active trinocular vision system is composed of the flexible multi-stripe laser projector and two cameras arranged with a triangular shape. In this paper, we propose a new 3D sensing system, in which the laser-structured-lighting method is basically utilized because of the robustness on the nature of the navigation environment and the easy extraction of feature information of interest. Although the monocular and binocular vision sensors have been widely used for mobile robots, they suffer from image intensity variations, insufficient feature information and correspondence problems. However, robots are frequently situated in cluttered environments with various objects hard to be robustly perceived. Intelligent autonomous mobile robots must be able to sense and recognize 3D indoor space where they live or work. The effectiveness of this approach for a 2D case is determined by dynamic simulation with results starting at a 95% success rate for the baseline scenario and 84% for the scenario that was extended furthest from how it was originally trained. The extended scenarios introduce unknown obstacles, new sizes and mass properties for the robots and payload, and random initial positions. The contribution of this paper is to illustrate how genetic training can tune a simple, decentralized Fuzzy Logic System based on a given scenario and then be used, unaltered, for a scenario beyond that for which it was trained. The introduction of a genetic algorithm adds efficiency to the process of determining the shape of the fuzzy logic membership functions by using an evolutionary search algorithm to tune each parameter in the fuzzy system simultaneously. The decentralized control uses a Genetic Fuzzy System for each robot to learn its own decision-making skill through a training process without a pre-planned motion trajectory. Each robot is independently controlled with the knowledge of the goal location, its own position, and the pose of the payload. System dynamics and sensor noise were included in the study. The robots are given the task to carry a large payload through a narrow doorway while avoiding obstacles within the room. This paper extends that concept to a two-robot team. When two skilled human workers cooperate on a task, such as moving a sofa through a tight doorway, they often infer what needs to be done without explicit communication because they have learned cooperation skills from their prior work or training. The novelty of work is controlling the robots in uncontrolled environment and also in multitasking environment. A model is created using Matlab tool and simulation are performed in Matlab Simulink model.

This paper proves that the robots present in the unstructured environment enable an unstable state to a stable condition that increase the probability of Robots reaching its desired stability goal. This process is achieved by Suppression rules using Fuzzy Technique which allows the system to move in a steady state. The strategy of the neural dynamics is employed here which has a control system as an unstable structure and study the system and its adaptability through phase stressed condition. The array of vectors has been changed by the adaptive mechanism originated from the online analysis of the fuzzy rule.

This makes the robots to perfectly move on the near enabled minimum area. Therefore the fuzzy system takes its role as an arbiter that has the ability to control conflicting behaviours. This paper talks about two co-operating mobile robots with a multilayer control system which utilizes Boolean logic to enable the significance of a relative behaviour. The function of an Independent Robot has demanding conflicts and a perfect balance is required to minimize the conflicts along with a degree of capability.

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