Robot Navigation

Robot navigation refers to the methods robots use to move around and understand their environment. This involves using various sensors, such as cameras and LIDAR, to gather information about surroundings. The robot processes this data to identify obstacles, pathways, and landmarks. Algorithms then help the robot plan an efficient route to its destination while avoiding collisions. Navigation can be autonomous, where the robot decides its path independently, or guided, where it follows pre-set instructions. Overall, effective robot navigation combines perception, decision-making, and movement to traverse complex spaces.