SWARM
A Distributed Method for Evaluating Properties of a Robot Formation
Brent Beer, Ross Mead, Jerry B. Weinberg
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 4
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
As a robot formation increases in size or explores places where it is difficult for a human operator to interact, autonomous control becomes critical. We propose a distributed autonomous method for evaluating properties of multi-robot systems, and then discuss how this information can be applied to improve performance with respect to a given operation. We present this as an extension of our previous work on robot formations; however, the techniques described could be adapted to other multi-robot systems.
Keywords
RobotExtension (predicate logic)Computer scienceRobot controlWork (physics)Operator (biology)Mobile robotControl (management)Control engineeringDistributed computing
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