Some people with disabilities have enhanced tactile sense and are often able to navigate in the dark; this provides them with a "psychological advantage" that makes them less likely to become injured or to panic during and after a disaster (UNISDR 2013, p. 28).
You should also be able to navigate in the mountains and have a good understanding of potential terrain and avalanche hazards; hence the need to take a course and employ a local guide.
The self-organisation of visual memory is essential to realise a fully autonomous robot that is able to navigate in an unexplored environment.
Hölscher, C., Schnee, A., Dahmen, H., Setia, L. & Mallot, H.A. Rats are able to navigate in virtual environments.
By the end of the chapter, you will understand basic 3D theory and be able to navigate in and out of 3D, navigate inside 3D, as well extrude, hide, and shade your designs.
This translates into real-world benefits like fewer dropped calls, or being able to navigate in Google Maps while also on the phone without losing your connection.
This translates into real-world benefits like fewer dropped calls, or being able to navigate in Google Maps while also on the phone without losing your connection.
Through the use of V2I (vehicle-to-infrastructure)2 and V2V (vehicle-to-vehicle)3 communication which will require adaptation of both road infrastructure and vehicles, AVs will be able to navigate in complex urban environments.
As the results will show, we are able to navigate in a complex archipelago using only the radar and get a map that is very close to ground truth.
"At this stage of the project for safety we have a human with a safety switch accompanying the robot, but the robot is able to navigate in a fully autonomous way".
The proposed approach is able to navigate among stations in the hospital by first creating a map of the floor and then indicating the location of these stations.
