Abstract
This work analyzes experimental results of traffic control of unmanned vehicle convoy (UMV) with manned master vehicle in Russian road climatic environment. The problem of obstacle avoidance in driving lanes and position stabilization on preset motion path is reduced to the problem of dynamic stabilization of state variables. Its solution is aided by virtual data sensors requiring for minimum configuration of engineering tools. Relative positions of vehicles are determined by algorithms of combined data processing of navigation systems and machine vision which make it possible to solve this problem without visible road markings and radio vision for satellite navigation. Experimental results show that the developed control algorithms of UMV convoy are capable to solve the problem of its dynamic stabilization in actual traffic environment. The developed control algorithms of traction, braking, and path provide efficient operation on all types of surfaces including slippery roads. Scientific novelty of this work is comprised of experimental verification of efficiency of the developed solutions for advanced unmanned vehicles in Russia.
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