Welcome to the Path Tracking Experiment section! This guide explores how robots navigate and follow predefined paths using sensors, algorithms, and control systems.

🧠 Experiment Objectives

  1. Understand core concepts of path tracking (e.g., PID control, localization)
  2. Test sensor integration (LiDAR, cameras, encoders)
  3. Implement algorithms like A* or Dijkstra for obstacle avoidance
  4. Optimize real-time decision-making for dynamic environments

🛠️ Key Components

  • Sensors: For environmental mapping and position detection
    Robot Sensor
  • Control Systems: To adjust robot movement based on feedback
  • Path Planning Algorithms: To generate efficient routes

🧪 Step-by-Step Process

  1. Map the Environment using LiDAR or camera data
  2. Set Path Goals via a user interface or predefined coordinates
  3. Deploy PID Control to maintain trajectory accuracy
  4. Simulate scenarios with obstacles (e.g., /en/simulations/robotics/obstacle-course)
  5. Analyze Performance and refine parameters

📘 Further Reading

Path Tracking Algorithm
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