Innovative method improves cleaning coverage in autonomous sweeping vehicles, indicating enhanced path planning and control.
This article presents a path planning and control method for a cost-effective autonomous sweeping vehicle operating in enclosed campus. First, to address the challenges from perception, an effective obstacle filtering algorithm is proposed, considering the elimination of false detection and correction of object position. Based on it, the adaptive sampling–based path planner and pure pursuit controller are developed. Not only an adaptive cost-weighting mechanism is introduced by TOPSIS algorithm to determine the desired trajectory as a multi-objective optimization problem, but also the adaptive preview distance is designed according to the trajectory curvature and vehicle state. The real-vehicle tests are implemented in typical scenario. The results show that the 87.8% effective edge-following rate is achieved in curved paths, and 22.93% cleaning coverage is improved for cleaning coverage. Therefore, the proposed method is effective and reliable for cost-effective autonomous sweeping vehicle.
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