This paper presents a new approach for multi-robot navigation in dynamic environments, called the shortest distance algorithm. This approach uses both the current position and orientation of other robots to compute the collision free trajectory. The algorithm suggested in this paper is based on the concept of reciprocal orientation that guarantees smooth trajectories and collision free paths. All the robots move either in a straight line or in a circular arc using the Bresenham algorithms. The current approach is tested on three simulation scenarios.

An algorithm for multi-robot collision-free navigation based on shortest distance

FRASCA, MATTIA;FORTUNA, Luigi
2016-01-01

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This paper presents a new approach for multi-robot navigation in dynamic environments, called the shortest distance algorithm. This approach uses both the current position and orientation of other robots to compute the collision free trajectory. The algorithm suggested in this paper is based on the concept of reciprocal orientation that guarantees smooth trajectories and collision free paths. All the robots move either in a straight line or in a circular arc using the Bresenham algorithms. The current approach is tested on three simulation scenarios.
2016
Navigation; Multi-robots; Collision avoidance
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