NASA NTRS ยท 19880007004
Task path planning, scheduling and learning for free-ranging robot systems
Abstract
The development of robotics applications for space operations is often restricted by the limited movement available to guided robots. Free ranging robots can offer greater flexibility than physically guided robots in these applications. Presented here is an object oriented approach to path planning and task scheduling for free-ranging robots that allows the dynamic determination of paths based on the current environment. The system also provides task learning for repetitive jobs. This approach provides a basis for the design of free-ranging robot systems which are adaptable to various environments and tasks.
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Wakefield, G. Steve. 1987-11-01. Task path planning, scheduling and learning for free-ranging robot systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19880007004
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