0 past simple and past participle of navigate
1 to direct the way that a ship, aircraft, etc. will travel, or to find a direction across, along, or over an area of water or land, often by using a map:
In this paper, a mobile robot is autonomously navigated to many locations in a cluttered laboratory environment by a variety of routes.
The space between power and desire is sometimes navigated with skill and sometimes ignored altogether.
How is neighborhood perceived and navigated differently by males and females?
We have recognized that these notions interfered with a certain reactivity, but they could be desirable if a robot navigated in a partially known environment.
Optimizing the condition number, therefore, does not address the possibility that average capabilities may change as the workspace is navigated.
The maximum link length that can be navigated is 100.
The vehicle safely navigated between three waypoints while avoiding two hazards.
Figure 35 shows that the vehicle successfully navigated between waypoints and reached the goal location.
