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===Navigation Assignment 1===
===Navigation Assignment 1===
More efficient to place nodes only at positions which do not have 2 neighbours. So at 'decision points' (3) and at dead ends (1).
It is more efficient to only place nodes at turning points of the robot (so it can drive straight from node to node), or at a decision point (where the robot can take either of two routes). In between the nodes, the robot will have to drive straight anyway, so it is not necessary to use extra nodes in between. This way the number of nodes is decreased from 41 to 20. Hence, the algorithm will have to explore fewer nodes on the way. This will save unnecessary computations, making the algorithm more efficient.
 


===Navigation Assignment 2===
===Navigation Assignment 2===
TBD
TBD

Revision as of 15:12, 10 May 2023

Welcome to our group page.

Group members

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Name student ID
Eline Wisse 1335162
Lotte Rassaerts 1330004
Marijn Minkenberg 1357751

Exercise 1 : The art of not crashing

Instead of just stopping, we made the robot turn around whenever it came close to a wall in front of it. The video of the bobo robot running our dont_crash script can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/109fDDzf6ou2HHuSZgOicY27pRdOpJs0s/view?usp=sharing.

Navigation Assignment 1

It is more efficient to only place nodes at turning points of the robot (so it can drive straight from node to node), or at a decision point (where the robot can take either of two routes). In between the nodes, the robot will have to drive straight anyway, so it is not necessary to use extra nodes in between. This way the number of nodes is decreased from 41 to 20. Hence, the algorithm will have to explore fewer nodes on the way. This will save unnecessary computations, making the algorithm more efficient.


Navigation Assignment 2

TBD