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Vol 4, No 2, May 2019

2D Mapping and boundary detection using 2D LIDAR sensor for prototyping Autonomous PETIS (Programable Vehicle with Integrated Sensor)

https://doi.org/10.22219/kinetik.v4i2.731
Hanugra Aulia Sidharta
Institut Teknologi Kreatif BIna Nusantara Malang
http://orcid.org/0000-0003-3179-5160
Sidharta Sidharta
Institut Teknologi Kreatif BIna Nusantara Malang
Wina Permana Sari
Institut Teknologi Kreatif BIna Nusantara Malang

Corresponding Author(s) : Hanugra Aulia Sidharta

hanugra@gmail.com

Kinetik: Game Technology, Information System, Computer Network, Computing, Electronics, and Control, Vol 4, No 2, May 2019

Abstract

PETIS (Programable Vehicle with Integrated Sensor) is a research project with goal make a robot that move independently with specific purpose. Due complexity of PETIS, research divide into several important sequence. In this research author focus on sense of sight for PETIS, LIDAR chosen due flexible and comprehensive. There is many LIDAR sensor in marketplace, LDS-01 as one of commercial LIDAR sensor available on market, produced by ROBOTIS as one of low-cost LIDAR sensor. Compare with another sensor that cost more than $1000, LDS-01 just cost lower than $500. On this research study focus with LDS-01 sensor reading, include hardware, software connection, and data handling. Based on this research LDS-01 as LIDAR sensor can read obstacle with minimum 29,9 cm and maximal 290,7 cm. Comparing with datasheet LDS-01 should work from 12 cm through 350 cm.

 

Sidharta, H. A., Sidharta, S., & Sari, W. P. (2019). 2D Mapping and boundary detection using 2D LIDAR sensor for prototyping Autonomous PETIS (Programable Vehicle with Integrated Sensor). Kinetik: Game Technology, Information System, Computer Network, Computing, Electronics, and Control, 4(2), 107-114. https://doi.org/10.22219/kinetik.v4i2.731
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Author Biographies

Hanugra Aulia Sidharta, Institut Teknologi Kreatif BIna Nusantara Malang

Lecturer Specialist on streaming Network

Computer Science 

Sidharta Sidharta, Institut Teknologi Kreatif BIna Nusantara Malang
Computer Science
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