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Jaime Pulido Fentanes

7 accepted papers

2020

Context Dependant Iterative Parameter Optimisation for Robust Robot Navigation

ICRA 2020poster

Progress in autonomous mobile robotics has seen significant advances in the development of many algorithms for motion control and path planning. However, robust performance from these algorithms can often only be expected if the parameters controlling them are tuned specifically for the respective r…

Cited by 22SourceScholar
2019

Warped Hypertime Representations for Long-Term Autonomy of Mobile Robots

RA-L 2019

This letter presents a novel method for introducing time into discrete and continuous spatial representations used in mobile robotics, by modeling long-term, pseudo-periodic variations caused by human activities or natural processes. Unlike previous approaches, the proposed method does not treat tim

Cited by 29SourceScholar
2018

3-D Soil Compaction Mapping Through Kriging-Based Exploration With a Mobile Robot

RA-L 2018

This letter presents an automated method for creating spatial maps of soil condition with an outdoor mobile robot. Effective soil mapping on farms can enhance yields, reduce inputs, and help protect the environment. Traditionally, data are collected manually at an arbitrary set of locations, then so

Cited by 34SourceScholar
2018

Getting to Know Your Robot Customers: Automated Analysis of User Identity and Demographics for Robots in the Wild

RA-L 2018

Long-term studies with autonomous robots “in the wild” (deployed in real-world human-inhabited environments) are among the most laborious and resource-intensive endeavors in human-robot interaction. Even if a robot system itself is robust and well-working, the analysis of the vast amounts of user da

Cited by 6SourceScholar
2016

Lifelong Information-Driven Exploration to Complete and Refine 4-D Spatio-Temporal Maps

RA-L 2016

This letter presents an exploration method that allows mobile robots to build and maintain spatio-temporal models of changing environments. The assumption of a perpetually changing world adds a temporal dimension to the exploration problem, making spatio-temporal exploration a never-ending, life-lon

Cited by 41SourceScholar
2016

Persistent localization and life-long mapping in changing environments using the Frequency Map Enhancement

IROS 2016poster

We present a lifelong mapping and localisation system for long-term autonomous operation of mobile robots in changing environments. The core of the system is a spatio-temporal occupancy grid that explicitly represents the persistence and periodicity of the individual cells and can predict the probab…

Cited by 61SourceScholar
2015

Now or later? Predicting and maximising success of navigation actions from long-term experience

ICRA 2015poster

In planning for deliberation or navigation in real-world robotic systems, one of the big challenges is to cope with change. It lies in the nature of planning that it has to make assumptions about the future state of the world, and the robot's chances of successively accomplishing actions in this fut…

Cited by 99SourceScholar