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Autori principali: Pastorelli, Patrick, Dagnino, Simone, Saccon, Enrico, Frego, Marco, Palopoli, Luigi
Natura: Preprint
Pubblicazione: 2024
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Accesso online:https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.09816
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author Pastorelli, Patrick
Dagnino, Simone
Saccon, Enrico
Frego, Marco
Palopoli, Luigi
author_facet Pastorelli, Patrick
Dagnino, Simone
Saccon, Enrico
Frego, Marco
Palopoli, Luigi
contents In this work, we propose a novel and efficient method for smoothing polylines in motion planning tasks. The algorithm applies to motion planning of vehicles with bounded curvature. In the paper, we show that the generated path: 1) has minimal length, 2) is $G^1$ continuous, and 3) is collision-free by construction, if the hypotheses are respected. We compare our solution with the state-of.the-art and show its convenience both in terms of computation time and of length of the compute path.
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spellingShingle Fast Shortest Path Polyline Smoothing With $G^1$ Continuity and Bounded Curvature
Pastorelli, Patrick
Dagnino, Simone
Saccon, Enrico
Frego, Marco
Palopoli, Luigi
Robotics
In this work, we propose a novel and efficient method for smoothing polylines in motion planning tasks. The algorithm applies to motion planning of vehicles with bounded curvature. In the paper, we show that the generated path: 1) has minimal length, 2) is $G^1$ continuous, and 3) is collision-free by construction, if the hypotheses are respected. We compare our solution with the state-of.the-art and show its convenience both in terms of computation time and of length of the compute path.
title Fast Shortest Path Polyline Smoothing With $G^1$ Continuity and Bounded Curvature
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.09816