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Bi-Risk-RRT based efficient motion planning for autonomous ground vehicles

Ma et al., 2022

Document ID
3639102399297398556
Author
Ma H
Meng F
Ye C
Wang J
Meng M
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Vehicles

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Autonomous ground vehicles (AGVs) have been deployed in various working environments. Human-AGV coexisting environments introduce many challenges into the motion planning procedure. The planner should be smart enough to guide the AGV to move safely and …
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