Home /Research /Buzz, An Instantiation of a Schema-Based Reactive Robotic System
OTHER

Buzz, An Instantiation of a Schema-Based Reactive Robotic System

Ronald C. Arkin, Tucker Balch, Thomas Collins, Andrew M. Henshaw, Douglas C. MacKenzie, Elizabeth Nitz, David Rodríguez, Keith Ronald Ward

Year
1993
Citations
11

Abstract

The Georgia Tech entry to the AAAI Mobile Robot Competition, a schema-based reactive robotic system, is described. New developments are presented including the introduction of two novel behaviors probe and avoid-past, specialized planning and sensing strategies, and a transputer implementation of the reactive control system. 1. Introduction In July of 1992, a robot competition was sponsored by the American Association of Artificial Intelligence in San Jose, California [4]. A robot was required to perform three tasks. Phase 1 of the competition required a demonstration that the robot was able to effectively maneuver among both obstacles and humans in a highly cluttered and unmodeled environment. This environment consisted of a ring approximately 80 feet in diameter littered with a large number of cardboard boxes of various sizes. An enclosing wall roughly 3 feet high defined the arena. Phase 2 of the competition required the robot to locate and move to 10 target poles that were placed ...

Keywords

Marketing buzzSchema (genetic algorithms)Computer scienceMobile robotRobotArtificial intelligenceHuman–computer interactionWorld Wide WebInformation retrieval

Related papers

Browse all OTHER papers