Research Summary of Intelligent Optimization Algorithm for Warehouse AGV Path Planning
Ye Liu (),
Yanping Du (),
Shuihai Dou (),
Lizhi Peng () and
Xianyang Su ()
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Ye Liu: Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication
Yanping Du: Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication
Shuihai Dou: Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication
Lizhi Peng: Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication
Xianyang Su: Beijing Institute of Graphic Communication
A chapter in LISS 2021, 2022, pp 96-110 from Springer
Abstract:
Abstract Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) path planning is the core technology of warehouse AGV. Reasonable path planning is helpful to maximize the benefits of warehouse space and time. Scholars at home and abroad have already made extensive and in-depth research on warehouse AGV path planning, and have achieved fruitful research results. In this paper, the models and environmental modeling methods of warehouse AGV path planning are summarized. It turned out that the cell method is intuitive and easy to model, the geometric method is safe, but difficult to update, and the artificial potential field method is easy to solve, but easy to fall into local optimum. The optimization methods of genetic algorithm, ant colony algorithm and particle swarm optimization algorithm in AGV path planning are emphatically summarized. It is found that genetic algorithm is suitable for complex and highly nonlinear path planning problems, ant colony algorithm is suitable for discrete path planning problems, and particle swarm algorithm is suitable for real number path planning problems. The research summary of this paper provides reference value for the research of intelligent optimization algorithm of AGV path planning and new ideas for broadening the application field of AGV path planning.
Keywords: Warehouse; AGV; Path planning; Intelligent optimization algorithm (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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DOI: 10.1007/978-981-16-8656-6_9
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