"planned path" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a predetermined or prearranged route or course of action. Example: The project manager presented a detailed plan outlining the planned path for the company's expansion into international markets.
That figure was later revised to approximately forty-five minutes, but at any rate it meant that everyone was looking for oil slicks and debris in a certain region of the Gulf of Thailand, along a segment of the flight's planned path.
We propose a probabilistic based algorithm for robot motion planning that in addition to being collision free, guarantees the stability of the grasp throughout the planned path.
The difference is that when the replanning is necessary, the previously planned path is used instead of planning a path from scratch.
This paper summarizes recent efforts initiated under a NATO Exploratory Team (ET) and its follow-on Research Task Group (RTG) to upgrade this key modeling and simulation tool and the planned path forward toward implementing the recommendations of that team.
There are so many times our planned path has veered in a completely different direction.
Find out your planned path for trick-or-treating.
An auxiliary controller is employed to follow previously planned paths whenever the main path planning system fails to update the path.
For this subject, dissimilarity of the planned paths and fast response time for the query are required for a path finding algorithm.
Correctly planned, paths also give you access to your garden without stepping in cultivated areas.
The general method for constructing a road network to plan path for vehicle navigation is presented in following flowchart, as depicted in Fig. 1.
We also describe different path planners which use these APFs to plan paths for moving objects with two and three degrees of freedom.
