Monte Carlo localization for mobile robots
Carnegie Mellon University · University of Bonn
Abstract
To navigate reliably in indoor environments, a mobile robot must know where it is. Thus, reliable position estimation is a key problem in mobile robotics. We believe that probabilistic approaches are among the most promising candidates to providing a comprehensive and real-time solution to the robot localization problem. However, current methods still face considerable hurdles. In particular the problems encountered are closely related to the type of representation used to represent probability densities over the robot's state space. Earlier work on Bayesian filtering with particle-based density representations opened up a new approach for mobile robot localization based on these principles. We introduce the…
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4Topics & keywords
- Monte Carlo localization
- Mobile robot
- Particle filter
- Computer science
- Robot
- Artificial intelligence
- Monte Carlo method
- Probabilistic logic