Real-time Vision-based Navigation for a Robot in an Indoor Environment
Sagar Manglani (Stanford University)

TL;DR
This paper develops a vision-based obstacle avoidance system for indoor robots, demonstrating real-time autonomous navigation capabilities through advanced path planning and evaluation in home environments.
Contribution
It introduces a novel vision-based navigation system with integrated obstacle avoidance and path planning tailored for indoor autonomous robots.
Findings
Effective obstacle avoidance in real-time
High navigation accuracy in indoor environments
Identified limitations in complex obstacle scenarios
Abstract
This paper presents a study on the development of an obstacle-avoidance navigation system for autonomous navigation in home environments. The system utilizes vision-based techniques and advanced path-planning algorithms to enable the robot to navigate toward the destination while avoiding obstacles. The performance of the system is evaluated through qualitative and quantitative metrics, highlighting its strengths and limitations. The findings contribute to the advancement of indoor robot navigation, showcasing the potential of vision-based techniques for real-time, autonomous navigation.
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TopicsRobotic Path Planning Algorithms
