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Mapless, Stabilizing, and Anti-Stuck Flipper Control for Articulated Tracked Robots
Nearly every autonomous or semi-autonomous flipper controller assumes access to an elevation map of the terrain under and in front of the robot. The terrain beneath the chassis is occluded in the sensors, so the map is remembered through odometry integration, whose drift corrupts it. We present Stab
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