The Navigation stack can be used to allow the robot to avoid random obstacles during its motion. The following is a scenario where we have placed a dynamic obstacle in the planned path of the robot. In particular, the first figure shows a path planning without any obstacle on the path. When we place a dynamic obstacle on the robot path, we can see it planning a path by avoiding the obstacle:
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