TL;DR
The paper introduces IA-TIGRIS, a real-time adaptive sampling-based path planner that improves information gathering efficiency for robotic platforms, validated through simulations and hardware experiments.
Contribution
It presents a novel incremental and adaptive planning algorithm that refines paths over time and adapts to new data, enhancing real-world deployment capabilities.
Findings
Up to 38% increase in information gain over baseline methods.
Demonstrated effectiveness on UAV platforms with different motion models.
Provides detailed implementation insights for real-world use.
Abstract
Planning paths that maximize information gain for robotic platforms has wide-ranging applications and significant potential impact. To effectively adapt to real-time data collection, informative path planning must be computed online and be responsive to new observations. In this work, we present IA-TIGRIS (Incremental and Adaptive Tree-based Information Gathering Using Informed Sampling), which is an incremental and adaptive sampling-based informative path planner designed for real-time onboard execution. Our approach leverages past planning efforts through incremental refinement while continuously adapting to updated belief maps. We additionally present detailed implementation and optimization insights to facilitate real-world deployment, along with an array of reward functions tailored to specific missions and behaviors. Extensive simulation results demonstrate IA-TIGRIS generates…
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