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Automatic Guided Vehicles in Agricultural and Green Space Fields
Philippe Martinet, Pierre Bonton, Jean Gallice, Michel Berducat, Christophe Debain, Raphael Rouveure

Automatic Guided Vehicles in Agricultural and Green Space Fields

Science & Mathematics Published 1998 Verification Pending

Overview & Synopsis

Working on new equipments to increase agricultural productivity and safety, reducing human action hardness , Cemagref and Lasmea have developed an help guidance system for agricultural vehicles. The aim of this system is to help the operator to guide the machine in order to give more attention to the order task. To r each this goal, we use a visual perception of the environment because this sensor gives a solution well adapted to lots of situations. This project began with researches on a visual guidance system for a lawn mower in 1990 and has been adaptated to the development of the same system for a combine harvester in 1995. We model the lawn mower with a virtual axle, use trajectory generation to guide it, and localize the vehicle at each iteration to insure the servoing task. For the combine harvester, we decide to use the task function approach 23] and then to control the combine harvester directly in the sensor space.

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Document Title Automatic Guided Vehicles in Agricultural and Green Space Fields
Author / Organization Philippe Martinet, Pierre Bonton, Jean Gallice, Michel Berducat, Christophe Debain, Raphael Rouveure
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 1998
License / Rights Open Access / Creative Commons
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Language EN
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