Autonomous Navigation
Autonomous navigation research aims to enable robots and vehicles to navigate complex environments without human intervention, focusing on safe and efficient path planning and execution. Current efforts concentrate on improving perception through sensor fusion (e.g., LiDAR, cameras, sonar) and leveraging machine learning techniques, particularly deep reinforcement learning and neural networks, for decision-making and control, often incorporating prior maps or learned models of environment dynamics. This field is crucial for advancing robotics, autonomous driving, and space exploration, with applications ranging from warehouse logistics and agricultural automation to underwater exploration and planetary landing.
Papers
A3D: Adaptive, Accurate, and Autonomous Navigation for Edge-Assisted Drones
Liekang Zeng, Haowei Chen, Daipeng Feng, Xiaoxi Zhang, Xu Chen
Nonlinear Model Predictive Control with Obstacle Avoidance Constraints for Autonomous Navigation in a Canal Environment
Changyu Lee, Dongha Chung, Jonghwi Kim, Jinwhan Kim