Re: CALM (computer-aided lawn mowing)

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From: Alex L. Bangs
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 1991 18:07

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One method for tracking that you can use is watching the already mowed
area, which should be relatively easy to sense.
This works nicely for rectangular areas with no obstacles.

Alex L. Bangs ---> bangsal@ornl.gov         Of course, my opinions are
Oak Ridge National Laboratory/CESAR            my own darned business...
Autonomous Robotic Systems Group

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Subject: Re: CALM (computer-aided lawn mowing)
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