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Data-driven motion planning: A survey on deep neural networks, reinforcement learning, and large language model approaches

De Carvalho et al., 2025

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De Carvalho G
Sawanobori T
Horii T
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Motion planning is a fundamental challenge in robotics, involving the creation of trajectories from start to goal states while meeting constraints like collision avoidance and joint limits. Its complexity increases with the number of robot joints. Several traditional approaches tackle …
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