Design of the mechanics and sensor system of an autonomous all-terrain robot platform
@article{Pietikainen2008DesignOT, title={Design of the mechanics and sensor system of an autonomous all-terrain robot platform}, author={A. Pietikainen and A. Tikanmaki and J. Roning}, journal={2008 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation}, year={2008}, pages={2325-2330} }
This paper presents the design of an all-terrain wheeled robotic vehicle. The robot is tele-supervised containing several semi-autonomous and autonomous functionalities. The human operator's role is more like giving directions and targets for the robot rather that directly driving the robot. Navigating in an uncharted and non-structured environment presents a great challenge for a mobile autonomous robot in terms of obstacle detection and route navigation. The outdoor weather conditions also… CONTINUE READING
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