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An overall control strategy based on target reaching for the navigation of an urban electric vehicle

Vilca et al., 2013

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5485694421058239738
Author
Vilca J
Adouane L
Mezouar Y
Lébraly P
Publication year
Publication venue
2013 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems

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This paper deals with reactive and flexible humanlike autonomous vehicle navigation. A human driver reactively guides his vehicle, performing a smooth trajectory within the roads limits until reaching the defined goal. To obtain a similar behavior with an unmanned ground …
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