A guidance control scheme for accurate track following of AGVs
Authors:
- S. LequocSLS. Lequoc
- 2 January 2003
- conference paper
- Published by Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
- p. 188-193
Abstract
The authors present a guidance scheme that provides accurate tracking and faster minimization of tracking errors of the front and rear ends of automatic guided vehicles (AGVs). Sensors provided at the front and rear provide the position and orientation of the front and rear ends of the vehicle relative to the track. Control laws that make use of this information have been devised to speedily achieve accurate tracking of the front and rear ends of the vehicle with minimum overshoots. The control laws are chosen based on the presence or absence of curvature and also based on the relative location of the longitudinal axis of the vehicle relative to the track. The gains are modified online to achieve proper tracking. Simulation results are provided for illustration.Keywords
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