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Robust ELM-PID tracing control on autonomous mobile robot via transformer-based pavement crack segmentation
Pavement crack tracing is paramount to missions encompassing automated crack sealing for road maintenance. However, existing methods still face several challenges, including the incapability to precisely extract crack trajectories and the challenge of tuning control parameters within intricate backg
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