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Centering behavior for mobile robots using insect based cues

In this paper it is shown that simple, low-level motion cues, inspired by the visual navigation of flying insects, can be used to provide a mobile robot with the ability to traverse various corridor environments. Distances to the walls of the corridor and to potential obstacles are measured using the apparent angular velocity of patches in the image and the known motion of the robot.