Titlebook: Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems 7; Maria Gini,Richard Voyles Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2006 architecture.co

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Frontier-Graph Exploration for Multi-robot Systems in an Unknown Indoor Environment,d global graph-based representation of the environment to produce a robust autonomous exploration strategy. This graph is used and shared to allow cooperative exploration. Our implementation is fully decentralised and has no central control to organise the robots, it is also robust to failures both

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Cooperative Multi-robot Target Tracking,pose an algorithm based on treating the densities of robots and targets as properties of the environment in which they are embedded. By suitably manipulating these densities a control law for each robot is proposed. The proposed algorithm has been tested through intensive simulations and a realrobot

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Comparative Study of Market-Based and Threshold-Based Task Allocation,rmation and communication may be limited or inaccurate. We have performed extensive comparative experiments in an event-handling domain. Our results indicate that when information is accurate, market-based approaches are more efficient; when it is not, threshold-based approaches offer the same quali

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Single Operator, Multiple Robots: Call-Request Handling in Tight-Coordination Tasks,. when robots require assistance. Previous investigations assume that robots are independent of each other, and allow the operator to resolve one request at a time. However, key challenges and opportunities arise when robots work in tightly-coordinating teams. Robots depend on each other, and thus a

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Distributed Metamorphosis Control of a Modular Robotic System M-TRAN,n its high speed and rigid connection mechanism. Using its integrated design of a multi-CPU controller with various programming tools, experiments of self-reconfiguration were successfully carried out through single master synchronous control. Based on the obtained results, decentralized and locally

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Distributed, Play-Based Role Assignment for Robot Teams in Dynamic Environments,ent a distributed, play-based role assignment algorithm that has been implemented on real robots in the RoboCup four-legged league. The algorithm allows the robots to adapt their strategy based on the current state of the environment, the game, and the behavior of opponents. The distributed play-bas