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by m3koval
5234 days ago
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Nothing is cheap about autonomy, especially when there is limited computing power on-board the robot and power consumption is a major constraint. Using a hybrid remote operated/autonomous approach is reasonable, though: only send high level commands to the robot. These commands require less bandwidth and are less impacted by latency, so it's the best of both worlds. I believe NASA already does something like this on the Mars rovers by allowing the operator to specify waypoints and letting the robot plan their own paths between the waypoints. |
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