2022
DOI: 10.22266/ijies2022.1231.39
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Improved Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm-based Path Planning of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Using Late Acceptance Hill Climbing

Abstract: The unmanned aerial vehicle's primary goal (UAV) in route planning is to create a flight path from starting point to the ending point in space to avoid obstacles. The UAV path planning needs a real-time adaption and rapid reaction to the dynamic nature of the operational area since the path computing time, and average path length is very important factors over some cost function that reflects its effectiveness, such as power consumption or average trip time. Creating an ideal path must embrace a particular sta… Show more

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“…The route planning method involves determining the best route to take from one place to another. Route planning problems are widely observed in transportation logistics, automobile navigation systems, computer communication networks, and decision-making systems for people fleeing disasters [13]. Applications of network design and graph theory depend on finding optimal or near-optimal paths [14].…”
Section: Path Planning and Obstacles Avoidancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The route planning method involves determining the best route to take from one place to another. Route planning problems are widely observed in transportation logistics, automobile navigation systems, computer communication networks, and decision-making systems for people fleeing disasters [13]. Applications of network design and graph theory depend on finding optimal or near-optimal paths [14].…”
Section: Path Planning and Obstacles Avoidancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In path planning, the robot must navigate a particular route in a given environment according to criteria such as distance, time, or energy, whether the environment is familiar to the robot. The robot must safely navigate these barriers without colliding with them to identify the best route from its starting point to its destination during navigation, for that path planning involves pre-calculating an obstacle-free route in which the controller guides the vehicle [1,2]. Path planning aims to find the optimum, collision-free route between two points in a given environment.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%