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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"semi-autonomous control"”.

  1. Semi-autonomous control of multiple heterogeneous vehicles for intersection collision avoidance

    This paper describes the design of a supervisory controller (supervisor) that manages multiple heterogeneous vehicles, i.e., multiple controlled and uncontrolled vehicles, to avoid intersection collisions. Two main problems are addressed: verification of the safety of all vehicles at an …

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  2. A unified framework for trajectory planning, threat assessment, and semi-autonomous control of passenger vehicles

    … trajectory planning, threat assessment, and semi-autonomous control of passenger vehicles in hazard avoidance scenarios. The vehicle navigation task is formulated as a constrained optimal control problem with the constraints bounding a navigable region of the environment derived from forward …

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  3. A margin-based approach to vehicle threat assessment in a homotopy framework for semi-autonomous highway navigation

    … framework for threat assessment and the shared control between a human driver and the onboard controller, based on the notion of fields of safe travel. It allows to perform corridor navigation, trajectory planning, threat assessment and driving assistance in hazardous situations. A new approach …

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  4. Extending the Capabilities of Time Delayed Haptic Teleoperation Systems

    … teleoperation systems, with both direct and semi-autonomous haptic control, by addressing the challenges associated with force-position (F-P) predictive architectures. As the time delay from the communication channel increases, system stability and performance degrade. Previously, solutions …

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