Behavior-based Intelligent Robot In Dynamic Indoor Environments
In So Kweon, Yoshinori Kuno, Miyoko Oku Watanabe, Kazunori Onoguchi · 2005
We present a navigation system using multiple sensors for unknown and dynamic indoor environments. To achieve the robustness and flexibility of the mobile robot, we propose a new behavior-based architecture with three groups of clustered (reflexive, purposive, and adaptive) agents that realizes both efficiency in attaining the mission of the robot and robustness against the various kinds or failures that may occur in a dynamic environment. Basic behaviors required for navigation, such as, avoiding obstacles, moving towards free space, and following targets, are redundantly developed as agents and combined in the behavior-based system architecture.