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Maze solving algorithm

Known as: Labyrinth Problem, Maze solving, Tremaux's algorithm 
There are a number of different maze solving algorithms, that is, automated methods for the solving of mazes. The random mouse, wall follower, Pledge… Expand
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2013
2013
Solving a Reconfigurable Maze using Hybrid Wall Follower Algorithm
A key feature of an autonomous vehicle is the ability to get to a target location while traversing through a previously unknown… Expand
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2013
2013
Beyond top down: Designing with cubelets
Cubelets is a modular robotic building set that embodies a parallel distributed computing model. Unlike central-brain, top down… Expand
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2011
2011
Automated Maze Generation and Human Interaction
Cieľom tejto prace je prispieť k problematike analýzy riesenia problemov zo strany ľudi. Vzhľadom na pomerne vysoku komplexitu… Expand
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2010
2010
Development of Brain-Computer Interface with NIRS ~ Possibility of Auxiliomotor Assistance Using Information from Prefrontal Cortex ~
In recent times, there has been considerable research on the development of brain-computer interfaces (BCIs). In this study, a… Expand
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Highly Cited
2008
Highly Cited
2008
Maze Solving Algorithms for Micro Mouse
The problem of micro-mouse is 30 years old but its importance in the field of robotics is unparalleled, as it requires a complete… Expand
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2003
Highly Cited
2003
Solving Mazes Using Microfluidic Networks
This work demonstrates that pressure-driven flow in a microfluidic network can solve mazelike problems by exploring all possible… Expand
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1997
1997
Automatic generation of fuzzy rules for reactive robot controllers
Basic tasks for navigation of autonomous vehicles can be performed as reactive behaviors, that directly map sensory data into… Expand
1996
1996
Constructing A Wall Follower Robot For A Senior Design Project
 
1995
1995
A potential maze solving algorithm for a micromouse robot
Discretely assigned potential levels can be effectively used in making autonomous route decisions for a mobile robot to reach a… Expand
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1977
1977
Bemerkungen zum Labyrinth-Problem
  • G. Asser
  • J. Inf. Process. Cybern.
  • 1977
    • Corpus ID: 24136929
 
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