TL;DR
This paper presents a novel framework that combines graph search and trajectory optimization to enable aggressive quadrotor flight with global reasoning and guarantees, outperforming standalone methods in challenging environments.
Contribution
The paper introduces an interleaved algorithmic framework that integrates graph search and trajectory optimization for aggressive quadrotor planning, providing completeness guarantees.
Findings
The combined approach outperforms standalone methods in simulation.
The framework handles narrow gaps and dynamic constraints effectively.
Experimental results demonstrate improved trajectory quality and feasibility.
Abstract
Quadrotors can achieve aggressive flight by tracking complex maneuvers and rapidly changing directions. Planning for aggressive flight with trajectory optimization could be incredibly fast, even in higher dimensions, and can account for dynamics of the quadrotor, however, only provides a locally optimal solution. On the other hand, planning with discrete graph search can handle non-convex spaces to guarantee optimality but suffers from exponential complexity with the dimension of search. We introduce a framework for aggressive quadrotor trajectory generation with global reasoning capabilities that combines the best of trajectory optimization and discrete graph search. Specifically, we develop a novel algorithmic framework that interleaves these two methods to complement each other and generate trajectories with provable guarantees on completeness up to discretization. We demonstrate and…
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