Automated planning of the optimal movement trajectories of mobile mechatronic devices
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The compatible work is considered and the obtained results of the known algorithms generating unobstructed trajectories of different length and smoothness are investigated. Their operation is performed within the framework of the developed software product LSTr. The use of the analyzed set of these algorithms on the set of considered sections of the generated trajectories according to the obtained results allows a differentiated approach to the use of different algorithms on different sections of trajectories, determined by the accepted criteria of length and / or smoothness. The scientific novelty of the work and its practical significance in this area of research are determined.
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