Perception-aware time optimal path parameterization for quadrotors
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Abstract (arXiv)
The increasing popularity of quadrotors has given rise to a class of predominantly vision-driven vehicles. This paper addresses the problem of perception-aware time optimal path parametrization for quadrotors. Although many different choices of perceptual modalities are available, the low weight and power budgets of quadrotor systems makes a camera ideal for on-board navigation and estimation algorithms. However, this does come with a set of challenges. The limited field of view of the camera can restrict the visibility of salient regions in the environment, which dictates the necessity to consider perception and planning jointly. The main contribution of this paper is an efficient time optimal path parametrization algorithm for quadrotors with limited field of view constraints. We show in a simulation study that a state-of-the-art controller can track planned trajectories, and we validate the proposed algorithm on a quadrotor platform in experiments.
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- 2024Optimizing Active Perception for Learning Simultaneous Viewpoint Selection and Manipulation with Diffusion Policycited by 3
- 2025Variable Time-Step MPC for Agile Multi-Rotor UAV Interception of Dynamic Targetscited by 2
- 2021Advanced Algorithms of Collision Free Navigation and Flocking for Autonomous UAVscited by 0
- 2024PRIMER: Perception-Aware Robust Learning-based Multiagent Trajectory Plannercited by 0
- 2025Variable Time-Step MPC for Agile Multi-Rotor UAV Interception of Dynamic Targets18 Mar 2025
- 2024Optimizing Active Perception for Learning Simultaneous Viewpoint Selection and Manipulation with Diffusion Policy22 Sep 2024
- 2024PRIMER: Perception-Aware Robust Learning-based Multiagent Trajectory Planner14 Jun 2024
- 2021Advanced Algorithms of Collision Free Navigation and Flocking for Autonomous UAVs30 Oct 2021