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Neuro-Fuzzy Logic and Complex Sensorial Systems Used for the Planning of Some Intelligent VehiclesValeriu LUPU |
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transportation, neuro-fuzzy logic, parallel programming, intelligent machines
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Date of Publication: 2005-04-02
Volume 5, Issue 1, Year 2005, On page(s): 86 - 90
ISSN: 1582-7445, e-ISSN: 1844-7600
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Abstract This article presents neuro-fuzzy logic and complex sensorial systems used for the planning of some intelligent vehicles that have the mission to transport persons with handicaps inside of a building (or in a room), transport of the person with disabilities inside their home without companion ,baggage transport in airports (without driver), container transport in harbours, marrow places (without crew), transport of dangerous waste products, transport of persons in winter conditions, cleaning of waters, mountains (cleaning of the waters from oil waste), detection and extinction of fire. The machines work in a varied land, with hills and valleys, with holes, cliffs, mined land and with other obstacles they may run into their way (this obstacles are from the beginning in the studied land or they can appear instantly), and whom the machine must avoid. The cars can leave all at one moment or individually. They can meet on their way, but they must avoid the collisions by communicating between them through the server. The machines are equipped with complex sensorial systems like video cameras, transducers, proximity sensors, neuro-fuzzy logic. Sequential rapid algorithms - like Strassen's and Winograd's - re used for the matrices multiplication (by using parallel calculus) and Dijkstra's algorithm for the calculus of the optimum road between two points by using parallel programming. |
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