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    • Rodriguez Villanueva, Cesar Adolfo (2013-02-06)
      Rapidly-Exploring Random Trees (RRTs) have been successful at finding feasible solutions for high-dimensional problems. With motion planning becoming more computationally de- manding, we turn to parallel motion planning ...
    • Smith, Benjamin R
      In the general motion planning problem the robot must satisfy basic constraints such as avoiding obstacles and remaining within the boundary of the environment. Kinodynamic motion planning is a type of planning where ...
    • Greco, Evan (2012-05-09)
      RRTs (Rapidly-Exploring Random Trees) have shown wide applications in robotics. RRTs are a type of sampling-based motion planners that expand to fill the space starting from one or more root configurations. RRTs are excellent ...
    • Nath, Shuvra Kanti (2013-08-27)
      The motion planning problem in robotics is to find a valid sequence of motions taking some movable object from a start configuration to a goal configuration in an environment. Sampling-based path planners are very popular ...
    • Ghoshal, Asish (2012-07-16)
      Inspired by the Rapidly-exploring Random Tree (RRT) data-structure and algorithm for path planning, we introduce an approach for spanning physical space with a group of simple mobile robots. Emphasizing minimalism and using ...