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most citedAccelerated Reeds-Shepp and Under-Specified Reeds-Shepp Algorithms for Mobile Robot Path Planning

5 citations · 9 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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6 papers

cs.CG2026

Hypergeometric Bridges for Multidimensional Grid Visibility

Ibrahim Ibrahim, Wilm Decré

Established interpolation-based methods efficiently compute visibility from one source to every grid cell using values computed closer to the source. Interpolation yields fractiona…

cs.RO2026

Multi-Agent Motion Planning on Industrial Magnetic Levitation Platforms: A Hybrid ADMM-HOCBF approach

Bavo Tistaert, Stan Servaes, Alejandro Gonzalez-Garcia +4

This paper presents a novel hybrid motion planning method for holonomic multi-agent systems. The proposed decentralised model predictive control (MPC) framework tackles the intract…

math.OC2026

Fast Near Time-Optimal Motion Planning for Holonomic Vehicles in Structured Environments

Louis Callens, Bastiaan Vandewal, Ibrahim Ibrahim +2

This paper proposes a novel and efficient optimization-based method for generating near time-optimal trajectories for holonomic vehicles navigating through complex but structured e…

cs.RO2025★ 5 cited

Accelerated Reeds-Shepp and Under-Specified Reeds-Shepp Algorithms for Mobile Robot Path Planning

Ibrahim Ibrahim, Wilm Decré, Jan Swevers

In this study, we present a simple and intuitive method for accelerating optimal Reeds-Shepp path computation. Our approach uses geometrical reasoning to analyze the behavior of op…

cs.RO2024★ 3 cited

Exact Wavefront Propagation for Globally Optimal One-to-All Path Planning on 2D Cartesian Grids

Ibrahim Ibrahim, Joris Gillis, Wilm Decré +1

This paper introduces an efficient compute and memory complexity algorithm for globally optimal path planning on 2D Cartesian grids. Unlike existing marching metho…

cs.CG2024★ 1 cited

An Efficient Solution to the 2D Visibility Problem in Cartesian Grid Maps and its Application in Heuristic Path Planning

Ibrahim Ibrahim, Joris Gillis, Wilm Decré +1

This paper introduces a novel, lightweight method to solve the visibility problem for 2D grids. The proposed method evaluates the existence of lines-of-sight from a source point to…