Search and Rescue Robot Path Planning in Unknown Environment

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For the path planning problem of search and rescue robot in unknown environment, a bionic learning algorithm was proposed. The GSOM (Growing Self-organizing Map) algorithm was used to build the environment cognitive map. The heuristic search A* algorithm was used to find the global optimal path from initial state to target state. When the local environment was changed, reinforcement learning algorithm based on sensor information was used to guide the search and rescue robot behavior of local path planning. Simulation results show the method effectiveness.

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