Robust BIM-based 2D-LiDAR Localization for Lifelong Indoor Navigation in Changing and Dynamic Environments
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Robust BIM-based 2D-LiDAR Localization for Lifelong Indoor Navigation in Changing and Dynamic Environments
AUTONOMOUS ROBOT NAVIGATION USING ROS Clearpath Husky A200 robot with Gazebo and RViz simulations using different SLAM and Path Planning algorithms. 360 degrees laser scan with two SICK LMS511 LIDARs
Adaptive Monte Carlo Localization for a wheeled mobile robot using ROS.
Official demos of the Beluga project
ISTANBUL TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY ROBOTICS LAB MECANUM WHEELED OMNIDIRECTIONAL VEHICLE
Localization of a simulated differential robot in gazebo with the adaptive (or KLD-sampling) Monte Carlo localization ros package. This approach uses a particle filter to track the pose of a robot against a known map.
Simulating a Clearpath Jackal Robot in a dynamic indoor environment.
A ROS Package for a trash collector robot developed with A* Path Planner simulated in Gazebo.
Packages for a 4-wheeled skid-steer drive home-service bot that picks and places an object to and from locations specified by markers.
An implementation of Monte Carlo Localisation and its variants.
An autonomous home service robot that can autonomously map an environment, and navigate to pickup and deliver objects. Capstone for Udacity Robotics Nanodegree Incorporates and requires implementation of all Mapping, Localization and Path Planning skills learnt from each navigation project.
Project 5 - Udacity Robotics Software Engineer Nanodegree Program
Turtlebots playing hockey, my contribution: localization
This is a Monte Carlo localization package for mobile robots
Robotics course projects - Politecnico di Milano AA 2020-2021
ROS AMCL Localization and Multi-Algorithm Navigation / Path Planner Plugins Implementation of Main Algorithms
Final project of the Udacity's Robotics Software Engineer Nanodegree.
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