Abstract

Path planning and trajectory tracking are very meaningful for the field of autonomous driving, but currently path planning still has problems such as non-optimal paths and insufficiently accurate paths. This paper addresses the issue of path planning by proposing a improved A-star algorithm and locally zooming on the map technique to achieve precise path planning. Compared with the conventional method, this method reduces the time by 23% and the path length by 21% in the scenarios shown in the paper, respectively, and provides a reference for related research. Moreover, trajectory tracking was achieved using the improved LQR control. Compared with the conventional method, the improved LQR control algorithm reduces the average error by 80% in the scenario shown in the paper. Firstly, the A-star algorithm is enhanced by incorporating an unknown path cost estimation function, thereby improving the effect of its path planning in complex environments. Additionally, the method of locally zooming on the map is incorporated, effectively enhancing the accuracy and safety of path planning. Building upon the path planning, further improvements are made to the LQR control algorithm, enabling autonomous deceleration in complex sections, which facilitates better trajectory tracking and enhances the motion control performance of the robot during practical operations.

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