Lightweight Path-Aware Frontier Reordering for LiDAR UAV Exploration
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Duc Manh Do and other authors published a paper proposing a lightweight path-aware frontier reordering method for LiDAR UAV autonomous exploration. The method first uses a lightweight utility function to retain a small number of top-N frontier candidates, then uses time-constrained RRT* planning to estimate the feasible path cost of each candidate and reorders them accordingly; the path of the selected frontier is also reused for navigation to reduce repeated global planning. The authors claim that in experiments in three warehouse-like environments, the method consistently produces shorter exploration trajectories than traditional frontier baselines, reducing travel distance by up to 14.1%; in two of the environments, exploration time is shortened by up to 9.5%, while in the third environment it is comparable to the traditional method. The authors also claim that its map detail is comparable to the traditional OctoMap-based baseline.
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- arXiv cs.ROLightweight Path-Aware Frontier Re-ranking for LiDAR UAV Exploration
The paper proposes a lightweight path-aware frontier re-ranking method for LiDAR UAV autonomous exploration: a lightweight utility function first retains a small top-N set of frontier candidates, then time-bounded RRT* planning estimates their feasible path costs for re-ranking, and the path for the selected frontier is reused for navigation to reduce redundant global planning.
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