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      Timed Automata Approach for Motion Planning Using Metric Interval Temporal Logic

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          In this paper, we consider the robot motion (or task) planning problem under some given time bounded high level specifications. We use metric interval temporal logic (MITL), a member of the temporal logic family, to represent the task specification and then we provide a constructive way to generate a timed automaton and methods to look for accepting runs on the automaton to find a feasible motion (or path) sequence for the robot to complete the task.

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                27 March 2016
                2016-03-28
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                1603.08246
                1d294a0a-68a2-4fda-ac43-d7987ad167de

                http://arxiv.org/licenses/nonexclusive-distrib/1.0/

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                Theoretical computer science,Performance, Systems & Control,Robotics
                Theoretical computer science, Performance, Systems & Control, Robotics

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