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A Distributed Architecture for Autonomous Navigation of Robots
Padova, Italy September 11-September 13
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/CAMP.2000.875977Fifth IEEE International Workshop on ...
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V. Di Gesu, Palermo Univ., Italy
B. Lenzitti, Palermo Univ., Italy
G. Lo Bosco, Palermo Univ., Italy
D. Tegolo, Palermo Univ., Italy
The paper shows a distributed architecture for autonomous robot navigation. The architecture is based on three modules that are implemented on separate and interacting agents: the target recognizer, the obsta90cle evaluator and the planner. An adaptive genetic algorithm has been studied to identify mechanisms for reaching the target and for manipulating the 2-directions of the robot; the distributed architecture has been embedded in the DAISY (Distributed Architecture for Intelligent System). Experiments have been carried out using a LEGO intelligent brick.
Index Terms:
mobile robots; distributed architecture; autonomous navigation of robots; target recognizer; obsta90cle evaluator; planner; adaptive genetic algorithm; DAISY; LEGO intelligent brick
Citation:
V. Di Gesu, B. Lenzitti, G. Lo Bosco, D. Tegolo, "A Distributed Architecture for Autonomous Navigation of Robots," camp, pp.190, Fifth IEEE International Workshop on Computer Architectures for Machine Perception (CAMP'00), 2000
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