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      Tangent bundle RRT: A randomized algorithm for constrained motion planning

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      Robotica
      Cambridge University Press (CUP)

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          The Tangent Bundle Rapidly Exploring Random Tree (TB-RRT) is an algorithm for planning robot motions on curved configuration space manifolds, in which the key idea is to construct random trees not on the manifold itself, but on tangent bundle approximations to the manifold. Curvature-based methods are developed for constructing tangent bundle approximations, and procedures for random node generation and bidirectional tree extension are developed that significantly reduce the number of projections to the manifold. Extensive numerical experiments for a wide range of planning problems demonstrate the computational advantages of the TB-RRT algorithm over existing constrained path planning algorithms.

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                Journal
                applab
                Robotica
                Robotica
                Cambridge University Press (CUP)
                0263-5747
                1469-8668
                January 2016
                May 28 2014
                : 34
                : 01
                : 202-225
                Article
                10.1017/S0263574714001234
                177d9112-93e9-47aa-b6e9-1411fa987506
                © 2014
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