4. Travel management
In the implementation of a mobile robotic system, motion management
is an essential function, at the root of any more complex autonomous
action. It is generally broken down into three sub-functions: motion
planning, motion execution control and state estimation.
Motion planning deals with the definition of a trajectory or path
enabling the robot to carry out a task in its environment, such as
reaching a point, exploring an area or coordinating with another robot
to perform a complex action. In the case of mobile robotics, there
are two main types of planning problem. The first is the definition
of a path to join two or more points represented in a map modeling
an environment with obstacles and considering the robot modeled by
a geometric object representing its footprint on the ground. The second
is the generation of trajectories compatible with the robot's mobility,
which can sometimes lead...
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