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Adaptive bidirectional RRT* with potential field guidance for manipulator path planning in complex environments

Sep 2026 · Intelligent Service Robotics · Vol 19 · 0 citations · 42 references

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This paper proposes IBPAS-RRT*, an adaptive bidirectional RRT* algorithm with joint-space potential field guidance that incorporates obstacle and goal information into joint-space tree expansion, thereby avoiding repeated inverse kinematics calls during planning.

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