SWARM
A multi-robot architecture for the RoboCup Logistics League
Peter Kohout, Marco Bortoli, Jakob Ludwiger, Thomas Ulz, Gerald Steinbauer
- Year
- 2020
- Citations
- 5
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
Abstract Due to increasing demands on flexibility in terms of product configuration as well as delivery time production settings increasingly use teams of mobile robot systems. The RoboCup Logistics League was designed to provide a testbed to develop and test such flexibe multi-robot approaches for production environments. It resembles a product setting with on-demand product orders of different configurations. In this article we introduce the concept of the leagues and we present the solution of the team GRIPS to face that challenge.
Keywords
TestbedFlexibility (engineering)LeagueArchitectureRobotProduct (mathematics)Computer scienceEmbedded systemEngineeringManufacturing engineering
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