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Slip-Compensated Path Following for Planetary Exploration Rovers Daniel M. Helmick, Stergios I. Roumeliotis† , Yang Cheng, Daniel S. Clouse, Max Bajracharya, and Larry H. Matthies Jet Propulsion Laboratory, 4800 Oak Gr
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Document Date: 2013-03-28 13:19:28


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Pasadena / /

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Larry H. Matthies Jet Propulsion Laboratory / Slip-Compensated Path Following / /

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University of Minnesota / /

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actuated inverse solution / visual odometry algorithm / kinematics algorithm / inverse kinematics algorithm / stereo matching search range / continuous rover-slip compensation algorithm / motion estimation algorithm / forward kinematic algorithms / /

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering / Inertial Measurement Unit / University of Minnesota / /

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Desired Path / Yang Cheng / Daniel S. Clouse / Daniel M. Helmick / Max Bajracharya / /

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KINEMATIC ALGORITHMS The forward / Forward / slip compensation controller / Controller / /

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ML / T / /

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California / /

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3 KINEMATIC ALGORITHMS / continuous rover-slip compensation algorithm / kinematics algorithm / inverse kinematics algorithm / 2 VISUAL ODOMETRY ALGORITHM / forward kinematic algorithms / motion estimation algorithm / visual odometry algorithm / presented algorithms / determined using a motion estimation algorithm / /

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