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From splines and snakes to snake splines,ifferential equation, that controls the evolution of the surface toward its target. The simplification thus obtained allows for taking into account automatic modification of the topology of the object to segment, as is shown on the instance of a vertebra.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-85484-3 influence of these landmarks, while control is imperfect and sensing null outside these fields. We propose extensions of the planning algorithm that eliminate the need for several of these assumptions.

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Landmark-based robot motion planning, influence of these landmarks, while control is imperfect and sensing null outside these fields. We propose extensions of the planning algorithm that eliminate the need for several of these assumptions.

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0302-9743 e fieldsin the last decade. It isa new challenge to solve problems of the actual world whichrequire the ability to reason about uncertainty and complexmotion constraints by combining geometric, kinematic, anddynamic characteristics. A necessary step is to developappropriate geometric reasoning techn

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Secondary Reconstruction of the Ear, interaction. This model is based on the definition of the . of the robot and leads to avoidance-oriented control laws. The second part describes the implementation of this algorithm on a fast outdoor mobile robot called SNAKE.