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Rapidly Exploring Random Tree (RRT) and RRT*

tree type
Random Tree
RRT
*
RRT
obstacle type
narrow passage
number of nodes to add:
1
10
100
200
500
exploration bias
0
goal radius
1
A rapidly exploring random tree (RRT) grows a tree rooted at a start node. RRTs are designed to efficiently explore paths in a high-dimensional space. This Demonstration lets you compare random trees (RTs), RRTs and RRT*. An RT selects a node at random from the tree and adds an edge in a random direction, but an RRT first selects a goal point, then tries to add an edge from the closest node in the tree toward the goal point. RRT* improves on this by rewiring the tree to form shortest paths. Drag the goal locator to search for a path.
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