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Abstract: The harsh nature of planetary surfaces introduces many new constraints into
the types of control systems suitable for use in such environments. These include low
power requirements, operation within wide temperature extremes, relatively low
computing capabilities and onboard memory, and multiple terrain types ranging from
featureless flat plains to sheer cliffs. This paper presents the results of ongoing work
at JPL and USC in autonomous rover control, which has concentrated on the
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@misc{ huntsberger-behaviorbased,
author = "Terry Huntsberger and John Rose",
title = "Behavior-Based Control for Autonomous Mobile Robots",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/article/huntsberger00behaviorbased.html" }
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