Navigating a Robotic Wheelchair in a Railway Station during Rush Hour
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Summary
The hardware design, control, and navigation system of and some preliminary experiments with the robotic wheelchair Mobility Aid for elderly and disabled people, which has survived more than 36 h of testing in public, crowded environments with heavy passenger traffic.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1999-07-01
- Cited by
- 107
- References
- 26
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Keywords
Wheelchair, Exhibition, Motion (physics), Set (abstract data type), Control (management)
References
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- Time-minimal paths among moving obstacles
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- On multiple moving objects
- MAid: mobility assistance for elderly and disabled people
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- An Adaptive Scheme for Wheelchair Navigation Collaborative Control
- People detecting and tracking using laser and vision
- Development of an Intelligent Wheelchair 3D Simulator/Visualizer
- Tracking Multiple Moving Objects for Real-Time Robot Navigation
- A collision avoidance strategy for safe autonomous navigation of an intelligent electric-powered wheelchair in dynamic uncertain environments with moving obstacles
- Collision free autonomous navigation and formation building for non-holonomic ground robots
- Online localization and mapping with moving objects detection in dynamic outdoor environments
- Studying robot-environment interaction via transparent controllers
- Motion planning for mobile robots in dynamic environments using a potential field immune network
- Determining forbidden steering directions for a passenger car in urban environments based on the velocity obstacle approach and use of trackers
- Grid-based localization and local mapping with moving object detection and tracking
- User-adapted plan recognition and user-adapted shared control: A Bayesian approach to semi-autonomous wheelchair driving
- Modifying a Motor Go-Kart to Accommodate Children with Disabilities
- A robotics wheelchair for crowded public environment
- Probabilistic approach to recognize local navigation plans by fusing past driving information with a personalized user model
- Tracking of multiple people in crowds using laser range scanners
- Human-aware robot navigation: A survey
- Robot navigation with model predictive equilibrium point control
- VLSI-Efficient Scheme and FPGA Realization for Robotic Mapping in a Dynamic Environment
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