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Gongfeng Xin¹, Lei Shi², Guanxu Long¹

¹Innovation Research Institute, Shandong Hi-speed Group Co. LTD, Jinan, Shandong, China.

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A novel bat algorithm (RBA) enhances mobile robot path planning by integrating Doppler effect, chaotic maps, and Q-learning. This approach improves success rates and path efficiency, offering a robust solution for real-world robot navigation.

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Area of Science:

Robotics
Artificial Intelligence
Optimization Algorithms

Background:

Mobile robot path planning is crucial for autonomous systems.
Existing algorithms face challenges like premature convergence and local optima.
Efficient path planning is essential for real-world robot applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a reformative bat algorithm (RBA) for mobile robot path planning.
To enhance RBA's performance by incorporating Doppler effect, chaotic maps, and Q-learning.
To validate the algorithm's effectiveness in simulation and real-world scenarios.

Main Methods:

Developed a Reformative Bat Algorithm (RBA) incorporating Doppler effect for frequency updates.
Introduced chaotic maps and dynamic disturbance coefficients to improve population diversity and avoid local optima.
Integrated Q-learning to optimize exploration-exploitation balance and enhance local search capabilities.

Main Results:

RBA achieved success rates of 93.33% and 90% in two different simulation environments.
Demonstrated superior robustness, shorter path lengths, and fewer iterations compared to other algorithms.
Real-world robot navigation using ROS confirmed RBA's satisfactory real-time performance and path planning effectiveness.

Conclusions:

The proposed RBA is a valid and reliable algorithm for mobile robot path planning.
RBA offers improved performance in terms of success rate, path length, and convergence speed.
The algorithm shows significant potential for real-world robot navigation applications.