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From Kinematic Motion Planners to Dynamic Autonomous Navigation with Obstacle Avoidance (Extended version)
Kinematic motion planners are among the most widely used control approaches in robotic applications. By modeling the robot as a first-order system, they generate a feedback-based desired velocity field that guides the robot toward a target while avoiding obstacles. However, extending such feedback p
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