Abstract
Genetic Programming is used to create a reactive
obstacle avoidance system for an autonomous mobile
robot. The evolved programs take a black and white
camera image as input and estimate the location of the
lowest nonground pixel in a given column. Traditional
computer vision operators such as Sobel gradient
magnitude, median filters and the Moravec interest
operator are combined arbitrarily. Five memory
locations can also be read or written to. The first
evolved program is now controlling the robot.
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