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In order to solve the maze successfully, the robot needs to be able to drive autonomously. One type of data that is available is the laser range finder data. The PICO robot has a 270 degrees view, with approximately thousand beams. | In order to solve the maze successfully, the robot needs to be able to drive autonomously. One type of data that is available is the laser range finder data. The PICO robot has a 270 degrees view, with approximately thousand beams. | ||
=== Potential field === | |||
=== Avoidance collision === | |||
=== Constructing virtual walls === | |||
=== Detection intersections === | |||
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In order to solve the maze successfully, the robot needs to be able to drive autonomously. One type of data that is available is the laser range finder data. The PICO robot has a 270 degrees view, with approximately thousand beams.