Proportional Control with Pole-Placement-Tuned Gains for GPS-Based Waypoint Following, Experimentally Validated
Heonjong Yoo1, Wanyoung Chung1
1Department of Electronic Engineering, Pukyong National University, Busan 48513, Republic of Korea.
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The paper focuses on the goal point following an algorithm design based on the exact Global Positioning System (GPS) points. In order to achieve that, the first GPS point and initial heading angle are previously calculated by recursively adopting GPS points from the Naver Application Programming Interface (API) map. The GPS points are designated as a goal point in order to follow the mobile platform to the generated path. Simulation and experimental results demonstrate that goal point following logic can be implemented based on the generated path achieved from the map. Furthermore, the goal-point-following method is extended to trajectory tracking by defining the vector rather than the designated goal point. The result is demonstrated through simulation and an experiment with the real mobile platform.
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