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SCET-CBF: Speed-Calibrated Soft-Guidance Single-Step Dynamic Navigation

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Xiaoyu Han of University College London and Dongkun Han of the Chinese University of Hong Kong submitted a preprint proposing SCET-CBF, a speed-calibrated soft-guidance law for single-step dynamic navigation. The method targets a steering-constrained bicycle model: although braking can reduce approach speed, it also slows the lateral motion needed before an obstacle is reached; SCET-CBF derives the permissible approach speed via a short lateral escape maneuver and lets a quadratic program weigh these two effects of braking when choosing acceleration and steering. In tests with 2,500 paired tasks and a 60-second time limit, SCET achieved a 72.8% completion rate, CBF/velocity-obstacle control achieved 49.8%, and an augmented 1-second CBF-MPC achieved 69.8%. The paper also evaluates lateral acceleration limits and the applicable range under bounded motion and actuation errors.

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  1. SCET-CBF: A Speed-Calibrated Soft Guidance Method for One-Step Dynamic Navigation

    Xiaoyu Han of University College London and Dongkun Han of the Chinese University of Hong Kong proposed SCET-CBF, a speed-calibrated soft guidance law for one-step dynamic navigation. It uses a short lateral escape maneuver to provide an allowable approach speed, and lets a quadratic program weigh the two effects of braking when choosing acceleration and steering.

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