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monte-carlo-localization
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MCL algorithm applied to localize a simulated robot using ROS nodes
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Where Am I? (project 3 of 5 from Udacity Robotics Software Engineer Nanodegree)
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Udacity Robotics Software Engineer Nanodegree Projects
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Implementation of the Monte Carlo localization algorithm.
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Localization in a static map, planning in a local map.
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IMPLEMENTAÇÃO DE UM ALGORITMO DE LOCALIZAÇÃO DE ROBÔS MÓVEIS
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Perfomance tests for ROS MCL implementations
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Monte Carlo Localization using Particle Filtering
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Udacity's Robotics Software Engineer Nanodegree Project 3: Where Am I?
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Particle Filter Project (Kidnapped Vehicle)
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Robot Localization simulated on Gazebo using AMCL ROS Package with a Custom Robot and a Custom Gazebo world.
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A mobile service robot, capable of localization, mapping and navigating an unknown environment.
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Robotics Software Engineer Nanodegree Final Project
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Jan 3, 2024 - CMake
This project utilizes QCML amcl ros package to perform particle filter localization of a customized robot on a maze world.
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Simulation of Monte Carlo Localization algorithm in ROS, in conjunction with sensor data and a map of the world, to estimate a mobile robot’s position and orientation
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Jul 26, 2020 - CMake
Robot Localization for autumn heroehscup (Humanoid)
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C++ implementation of Monte-Carlo Localization
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