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Planning and Navigation
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Bug1 algorithm with H1, H2, hit points, and L1, L2, leave points [102].
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Figure 6.8
Bug2 algorithm with H1, H2, hit points, and L1, L2, leave points [102].
tation termed the local tangent graph (LTG). Not only can the robot move more efficiently
toward the goal using the LTG, it can also go along shortcuts when contouring obstacles
and switch back to goal seeking earlier. In many simple environments, Tangent Bug
approaches globally optimal paths.