pathfinding
/ˈpæθˌfaɪndɪŋ/
noun
- The act or process of finding a way through unknown or difficult terrain, especially in exploration or navigation.
- Early pathfinding by sailors depended on stars and ocean currents.
- The team's pathfinding through the Arctic ice was documented in a series of maps.
- Pathfinding in the dense jungle required both skill and patience.
- The process of discovering or developing new methods, ideas, or fields; pioneering work.
- The company is known for its pathfinding in artificial intelligence applications.
- Her pathfinding in genetic research opened doors to new treatments.
- Pathfinding in education technology has transformed how students learn online.
- In computing, the algorithmic process of determining the shortest or most efficient route between two points, often used in games and robotics.
- The app's pathfinding feature calculates the fastest driving route in real time.
- Robots rely on pathfinding algorithms to navigate warehouses without collisions.
- The video game uses advanced pathfinding to make characters move around obstacles realistically.
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adjective
- Relating to or involved in the process of finding a way or pioneering new areas.
- The pathfinding expedition mapped uncharted regions of the Amazon.
- She received an award for her pathfinding research in climate science.
- The pathfinding mission of the rover on Mars sent back valuable data.
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