考虑复杂地形和障碍尺度的无人车轨迹规划

Translated title of the contribution: Trajectory Planning for Autonomous Vehicles Considering Complex Terrains and Obstacle Scales

Congshuai Guo, Hui Liu, Shida Nie*, Yingjie Song, Yujia Xie, Fawang Zhang

*Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Unstructured road often has uneven surface and varying obstacle sizes. Negleoting the uneven terrain and handling obstaoles improperly can lead to an imbalanoe between vehicle safety and travel efficiency. To cope with this challenge, in this paper a trajectory planning method that considers eomplex terrain and obstacle scales (TOTP) for unstructured road is proposed. Firstly, the trajectory-planning framework for unstructured road is established based on vehicle passability analysis, to determine the optimal travel pattern. Then, an operational risk field is established based on road roughness and obstacle s size information. In addition, considering both operational risk and travel efficiency, an obstacle avoidance path planning method based on dynamic programming and an obstacle crossing path planning method based on improved A* are proposed. Furthermore, based on vehicle stability analysis, a speed planning method considering terrain constraints is proposed. Finally, real-world experiments are conducted, and the experimental results show that under unstructured road conditions, the trajectory planning method proposed in this paper increases the average vehicle speed by 15.8%, with the average absolute pitch angle and average absolute roll angle reduced by 68.1% and 73.6% respectively. This method can effectively coordinate the safety and efficiency of vehicle Operation, demonstrating good generalization and meeting the requirements of real-time Performance.

Translated title of the contributionTrajectory Planning for Autonomous Vehicles Considering Complex Terrains and Obstacle Scales
Original languageChinese (Traditional)
Pages (from-to)645-657 and 668
JournalQiche Gongcheng/Automotive Engineering
Volume47
Issue number4
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 25 Apr 2025

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