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Viewpoint-Aware Task Planning and Model Predictive Control for Applications in Videography and Multi-Target Tracking

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Ray, Aaron Castagna
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Rus, Daniela
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Abstract
We seek to combine high level planning with low level reactive control to solve a variety of viewpoint-constrained target following tasks. In the scenarios we consider, a team of tracking agents is desired to gain some sort of visual information about one or more target agents. A high level planning algorithm accounts for coarse, global decisions, such as “Which targets should each tracker be responsible for?”, or “When should a tracker visit each target?” This level of planning is combinatorial in nature and requires coordination between the tracking agents. We combine this process with a lower-level reactive control accounts for stochastic target motion. By making this controller aware of a viewpoint cost function, the behavior of the tracking agents can be both more performant and easier to deploy on real robots.
Date issued
2021-09
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/139901
Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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