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Thinking as one: coordination of multiple mobile robots by shared representations

A. Tews, Gordon Wyeth

Year
2002
Citations
18

Abstract

Addresses issues in developing a coordination system for mobile robots in a hostile environment. Sharing a common representation of the environment improves the ability to plan future environment states. The multi-agent planning system (MAPS) is described that addresses these issues. Performance is examined in the highly dynamic robot soccer environment and demonstrates MAPS as a viable method of providing robot coordination.

Keywords

RobotMobile robotPlan (archaeology)Computer scienceHuman–computer interactionRepresentation (politics)Distributed computingMotion planningArtificial intelligence

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