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Automated guided vehicle position recovery
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1990
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EngineeringLocation EstimationPositioning SystemField RoboticsSystem-level DesignAutonomous SystemsGuided VehiclesPrecision NavigationLocalizationAutomated Guided VehiclesSystems EngineeringCode TrackAutomated Guided VehicleKinematicsMachine VisionComputer EngineeringVehicle Position RecoveryVehicle LocalizationComputer ScienceAutonomous NavigationSignal ProcessingComputer VisionSatellite Navigation SystemsOdometryAutomationPseudorandom/natural Code ConversionRobotics
The authors present two techniques that enhance the applicability of pseudorandom absolute position measurement as a cost-effective upgrading feature for industrial automated guided vehicles (AGVs). An onboard synchronization technique for code track scanning leads to minimum complexity requirements for the tracks physically laid on the floor: on a 1-bit-wide pseudorandom code track has to be added to the obvious guide path. An optimized serial/parallel implementation of the pseudorandom/natural code conversion allows the best design tradeoff to be made between the cost of the equipment and the time.< <ETX xmlns:mml="http://www.w3.org/1998/Math/MathML" xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink">></ETX>
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