posted on 2024-11-11, 12:11authored byAnwar Djuhartono
To efficiently operate a robot in unknown environments, a robot should be able to perform a variety of tasks in parallel. The reported work investigates the parallelism involved in sensing for moving and stationary obstacles, while a robot is executing a planned motion. Three specific parallel behaviours are investigated, avoid collision, follow the leader, and wall following. The reported work was carried out on a LABMATE™ mobile robot, equipped with Polaroid Corp. Ultrasonic range finders. The parallel implementation was undertaken on a network of Transputers, using the Occam™ programming language.
History
Year
1990
Thesis type
Masters thesis
Faculty/School
Department of Computer Science
Language
English
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