A real-time reflexive pilot for an autonomous land vehicle

An automatic pilot has been built that can drive an autonomous land vehicle in real time. The purpose of the pilot is to generate vehicle control commands that will direct the vehicle from the starting point to the final destination without hitting unforeseen obstacles or leaving the vicinity of the...

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Published in:IEEE Control Systems Magazine 1986-02, Vol.6 (1), p.14-23
Main Authors: Nitao, J., Parodi, A.
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Language:English
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Automatic generation control
Land vehicles
Manipulator dynamics
Mobile robots
Path planning
Remotely operated vehicles
Roads
Testing
Vehicle dynamics
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Mobile robots
Path planning
Remotely operated vehicles
Roads
Testing
Vehicle dynamics
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