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This repository contains path planning algorithms in C++ for a grid based search.
Continuous CBS - a modification of conflict based search algorithm, that allows to perform actions (move, wait) of arbitrary duration. Timeline is not discretized, i.e. is continuous.
Motion Planning for Mobile Robots Course
Algorithm for prioritized multi-agent path finding (MAPF) in grid-worlds. Moves into arbitrary directions are allowed (each agent is allowed to follow any-angle path on the grid). Timeline is continuous, i.e. action durations are not explicitly discretized into timesteps. Different agents' size and moving speed are supported. Planning is carried…
RRT Star path planning for dynamic obstacle avoidance for the F110 Autonomous Car
Robot Path Planning Algorithm- Generalized Voronoi Diagram
C++ Implementation of Path Planning Algorithms based on the Python Implementation by Huiming Zhou (https://github.com/zhm-real)
ROS Package for an Autonomous Wheelchair capable of navigating in an indoor environments.
Obstacle avoidance for drone with cable suspended payload using RGBD Camera, Octomap and PX4 Firmware
Efficient implementations of the Lazy Theta Star algorithm in C++, and a Python wrapper.
Various Pathplanning Algorithms Derived off Dijkstra's in mulitple situations visualized by SFML. Paper: https://schmider.kim/vwa/main.pdf
C++ example for parsing maps and planning paths based on given drone parameters
Efficient implementations of the A Star algorithm in C++, and a Python wrapper.
Program for visualization of detailed logs of path planning algorithms
Algorithm repo for robotics and general
A simple scheme of costmap+path planning for low-speed automated parking
A rotbot path planning demo for dijkstra and A* algorithms.
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