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Evolving and Controlling Perimeter, Rendezvous, and Foraging Behaviors in a Computation-Free Robot Swarm

Matthew Johnson, Daniel S. Brown

Year
2016
Citations
17
Access
Open access

Abstract

Designing and controlling the collective behavior of a swarm often requires complex range, bearing sensors, and peer-to-peer communication strategies. Recent work studying swarm of robots that have no computational power has shown that complex behaviors such as aggregation and object clustering can

Keywords

Swarm behaviourSwarm roboticsComputer scienceRendezvousRobotComputationSwarm intelligenceForagingDistributed computingMobile robot

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