SWARM
MONSUN II: A small and inexpensive AUV for underwater swarms
Christoph Osterloh, Thilo Pionteck, Erik Maehle
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 33
Abstract
This paper presents the design and hardware architecture of the small and inexpensive AUV MONSUN II for use in a swarm. Due to the high number of robots in a swarm, this approach can profit from the parallelization of tasks and its fault-tolerance based on redundancy. This allows the design of small and inexpensive AUVs for applications such as environmental monitoring. First experiments of a simple following behaviour were performed to show the suitability of the system design. Keywords-autonomous underwater vehicle, swarm Area: Mobile robots / underwater robotics 1
Keywords
Redundancy (engineering)Swarm behaviourComputer scienceUnderwaterFault toleranceEmbedded systemArchitectureRobotSwarm roboticsReal-time computing
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