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Identification Methods and Simulation Modeling of a small UGV for Indoor Applications.
Rel. Elisa Capello, Davide Carminati, Iris David Du Mutel De Pierrepont F. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Aerospaziale, 2021
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Abstract
The last few years have seen a growing interest in the development of intelligent machines capable of moving autonomously in space and being aware of their surroundings. Their great potential makes them ideal for the most varied fields of application: agriculture, manufacturing, land and aerial surveillance, naval operations, commercial transport, space exploration. A focus on mobile robots can be observed, since they are systems able to integrate technologies related to sensing, information processing, movement on wheels, obstacle avoidance technique and Artificial Intelligence. Their versatility makes them the test bench suitable not only for testing high level solutions of Guidance, Control and Navigation techniques (GNC), but also at a strictly mechanical level with the possibility of testing configurations that include robotic arms, payloads for environmental analysis, hybrid motion mechanisms.
In a space framework, rovers can be considered as evolution of these mobile robots: these robotic systems for the exploration of planetary surfaces are designed to move independently in unknown environments, to conduct analysis on the ground that can identify composition and properties, to photograph the surrounding environment and allow its study on Earth
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