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Figure 2.4: Diagram of the ’good helmsman’s’ Guidance.
Figure 2.6: Two examples of optimal trajectories for a Dubins aeroplane. Note the different headings of the waypoints.
Figure 2.9: Summary of the tools and application domains presented in the Path Finding bibliography.
Figure 2.10: Diagram of a robot that uses A* for path planning.
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