Navigation and world modelling for a mobile robot: a progress report
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Factory robots function in highly engineered environments and thus can be made to function with very limited sensing and intelligence. The introduction of robots into such unconstrained environments such as a construction site or a mine requires a radically different approach. Such systems must sense and model their environment and base their actions on such a model. They must also apply intelligence so that they do not simply repeat actions, but accomplish goals.
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