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This package provides a CLF-based reactive planning system, described in paper: Efficient Anytime CLF Reactive Planning System for a Bipedal Robot on Undulating Terrain. The reactive planning system consists of a 5-Hz planning thread to guide a robot to a distant goal and a 300-Hz Control-Lyapunov-Function-based (CLF-based) reactive thread to co…
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A route planner using the A* algorithm (uses Open Street Map data)
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Experimental OSM based route planner for electric vehicles with realistic consumption model aimed at research
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Route Planner with OpenStreetMap is a C++ based project which used the A* Search algorith for finding the distance between two points on a map.
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C++ implementation of A* Search Algorithm for finding the shortest path between two nodes on OpenStreetMap data.
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TRIP is a web application supporting trip recording and itinerary planning.
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ITN Converter (ITNConv) - GPS route converter & route planner
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An evolving planner - going from A to B in creative ways
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A Fire Escape Simulator given a grid map of the home.
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Multi-Modal Route Planner (data from OpenStreetMap.org)
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This code generates a navigation route in convex polygons. For this, we use classes to abstract the concept of points, edges and the polygon itself
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my work through the c++ nanodegree udacity
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C++ implementation of A* Search Algorithm for finding the shortest path between two nodes on OpenStreetMap data.
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