论文信息 - Autonomous Robot Navigation in Cyber and RealWorlds

Autonomous Robot Navigation in Cyber and RealWorlds

This paper demonstrates how robot navigation in a cyber world created by laser/image scanning a small portion of the real world can be replicated in the real world by a physical robot. A new paradigm for robot navigation is thus created.

Ray A. Jarvis | Nghia Ho | Julian Byrne

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