A constraint-based approach for multiple non-holonomic vehicle coordination in industrial scenarios
Federico Pecora, Marcello Cirillo
- Year
- 2012
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
Autonomous vehicles are already widely used in industrial logistic settings. However, applications still lack flexibility, and many steps of the deployment process are hand-crafted by specialists. Here, we preset a new, modular paradigm which can fully solve logistic problems for AGVs, from high-level task planning to vehicle control. In particular, we focus on a new method for multi-robot coordination which does not rely on pre-defined traffic rules and in which feasible and collision-free trajectories are calculated for every vehicle according to mission specifications. Also, our solutions can be adapted on-line to exogenous events, control failures, or changes in mission requirements.
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