An intelligent robotic system based on a fuzzy approach
Toshio Fukuda, Naoyuki Kubota · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1999
This paper deals with a fuzzy-based intelligent robotic system that requires various capabilities normally associated with intelligence. It acquires skills and knowledge through interaction with a dynamic environment. Subsumption architectures, behavior-based artificial intelligence, and behavioral engineering for robotic systems have been discussed as new technologies for intelligent robotic systems. This paper proposes a robotic system with "structured intelligence". We focus on a mobile robotic system with a fuzzy controller and propose a sensory network that allows the robot to perceive its environment. An evolutionary approach improves the robot's performance. Furthermore, we discuss the effectiveness of the proposed method through computer simulations of collision avoidance and path-planning problems.