HAL (France)
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Geometry and metric structures of configuration spaces for robotic motion planning
This doctoral thesis explores how the geometry of the configuration space can be leveraged to improve algorithms for generating motion. While intuitive for humans, motion planning presents significant challenges for computers, especially in complex tasks like object manipulation and puzzle solving.
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