Yu Xu, Yang Li, Yubo Tai, Xiaohan Lu, Yaodong Jia, Yifan Wang
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Abstract
Aiming at the shortcomings of traditional A* algorithm in 3D global path planning such as inefficiency and large computation, an A* optimization algorithm based on adaptive expansion convolution is proposed to realize UAV path planning. First, based on the idea of expansion convolution, the traditional A* algorithm is optimized to improve the search efficiency by improving the search step length and reducing the number of nodes needed to select the extended nodes in path planning; adding a weight factor to the cost function to select the appropriate weight of the cost function by keeping the principle of optimal path length while accelerating the planning speed to improve the planning speed of the algorithm; finally, using path pruning to further optimize the paths and reduce the problems of path redundancy. The simulation analysis results show that compared with the traditional A* algorithm, the improved algorithm in this paper reduces the number of extended nodes and shortens the planning time.
期刊介绍:
The journal directs special attention to the emerging significance of integrating robotics with information technology and cognitive science (such as ubiquitous and adaptive computing,information integration in a distributed environment, and cognitive modelling for human-robot interaction), which spurs innovation toward a new multi-dimensional robotic service to humans. The journal intends to capture and archive this emerging yet significant advancement in the field of intelligent service robotics. The journal will publish original papers of innovative ideas and concepts, new discoveries and improvements, as well as novel applications and business models which are related to the field of intelligent service robotics described above and are proven to be of high quality. The areas that the Journal will cover include, but are not limited to: Intelligent robots serving humans in daily life or in a hazardous environment, such as home or personal service robots, entertainment robots, education robots, medical robots, healthcare and rehabilitation robots, and rescue robots (Service Robotics); Intelligent robotic functions in the form of embedded systems for applications to, for example, intelligent space, intelligent vehicles and transportation systems, intelligent manufacturing systems, and intelligent medical facilities (Embedded Robotics); The integration of robotics with network technologies, generating such services and solutions as distributed robots, distance robotic education-aides, and virtual laboratories or museums (Networked Robotics).