Planning system ensures a robot’s flight path will remain collision-free
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MIT researchers developed SANDO, a navigation system ensuring UAVs avoid collisions in dynamic environments using time-sensitive safety corridors.
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MIT researchers have developed a new autonomous navigation system called SANDO that guarantees collision-free flight for UAVs in dynamic, unknown environments. The system uses a time-sensitive safety corridor and mathematical proofs to ensure safety, even when obstacles are moving unpredictably. SANDO has been tested in simulations and real-world flights, successfully avoiding collisions in all scenarios.
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