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¹Post-Doctoral Research Center of Skiing Teaching and Training Base, Harbin Sport University, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China.

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This study introduces a novel 3D ice and snow path planning method using Multiclass Neural Networks (MNN). The MNN algorithm enhances path planning efficiency and accuracy for ice and snow sports.

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Robotics

Background:

Traditional ice and snow path planning methods exhibit limitations including inefficiency, poor security, and lack of specialization.
Growing demand exists for advanced path planning solutions in ice and snow sports.

Purpose of the Study:

To design and evaluate an intelligent path planning method for ice and snow environments using a three-dimensional model.
To address the shortcomings of existing methods by leveraging advanced algorithms.

Main Methods:

Development of a path planning method utilizing a three-dimensional ice and snow model.
Application and analysis of the Multiclass Neural Networks (MNN) algorithm for path planning.
Integration of mobile phone data, including key nodes, air resistance, momentum changes, and movement tracks.

Main Results:

The proposed MNN-based system demonstrates high feasibility and data accuracy.
The path planning system shows a good prediction effect.
Significant improvement in the efficiency of ice and snow path planning was observed.

Conclusions:

The MNN algorithm effectively enhances ice and snow path planning.
The developed system offers a viable and accurate solution for intelligent path planning in dynamic ice and snow environments.
This approach can significantly benefit ice and snow sports by optimizing route selection and safety.