SWARM
Experiments Toward the Application of Multi-Robot Systems to Disaster-Relief Scenarios
Jason M. Gregory, Jonathan Fink, Ethan Stump, Jeffrey N. Twigg, John Rogers, David Baran, Nicholas Fung, Stuart H. Young
- Year
- 2015
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Abstract : We present a formal problem statement for the application of multi-robot systems to intelligence gathering in disaster-relief scenarios. The design and implementation of a system capable of performing experiments in a relevant field environment is addressed along with a suite of autonomy-enabled behaviors that support operation in a communications-limited setting. Finally, we present extensive experimental results evaluating this system.
Keywords
SuiteRobotComputer scienceField (mathematics)AutonomyStatement (logic)Disaster responseEmergency managementHuman–computer interactionSystems engineering
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