Dynamic Goal-Based Adaptive Line of Sight for 3D Path Following: An X300 Case Study

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Autores principales: Attia, Youssef, Simetti, Enrico, Indiveri, Giovanni, Wanderlingh, Francesco
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author Attia, Youssef
Simetti, Enrico
Indiveri, Giovanni
Wanderlingh, Francesco
author_facet Attia, Youssef
Simetti, Enrico
Indiveri, Giovanni
Wanderlingh, Francesco
contents This paper presents a Dynamic Goal-Based Adaptive Line-of-Sight algorithm for three-dimensional path-following in autonomous vehicles, addressing limitations in traditional Line-of-Sight methods that use fixed lookahead distances. The proposed approach adjusts the lookahead distance dynamically based on real-time feedback from cross-track errors, vertical-track errors, and path curvature, improving stability and accuracy in complex environments. Five simulation trials using the X300 Autonomous Underwater Vehicle were conducted, varying both lookahead distance (∆) and velocity(v). Results show that the dynamic method significantly reduces cross-track and vertical-track errors, outperforming fixed lookahead approaches, especially in sharp turns and challenging conditions.
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spellingShingle Dynamic Goal-Based Adaptive Line of Sight for 3D Path Following: An X300 Case Study
Attia, Youssef
Simetti, Enrico
Indiveri, Giovanni
Wanderlingh, Francesco
adaptive line-of-sight
dynamic lookahead distance
path-following
3D navigation
AUV
This paper presents a Dynamic Goal-Based Adaptive Line-of-Sight algorithm for three-dimensional path-following in autonomous vehicles, addressing limitations in traditional Line-of-Sight methods that use fixed lookahead distances. The proposed approach adjusts the lookahead distance dynamically based on real-time feedback from cross-track errors, vertical-track errors, and path curvature, improving stability and accuracy in complex environments. Five simulation trials using the X300 Autonomous Underwater Vehicle were conducted, varying both lookahead distance (∆) and velocity(v). Results show that the dynamic method significantly reduces cross-track and vertical-track errors, outperforming fixed lookahead approaches, especially in sharp turns and challenging conditions.
title Dynamic Goal-Based Adaptive Line of Sight for 3D Path Following: An X300 Case Study
topic adaptive line-of-sight
dynamic lookahead distance
path-following
3D navigation
AUV
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14731126