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INTERFERENCE REDUCTION THROUGH TASK PARTITIONING IN A ROBOTIC SWARM - Or: "Don't you Step on My Blue Suede Shoes!"

Giovanni Pini, Arne Brutschy, Mauro Birattari, Marco Dorigo

发表年份
2009
引用次数
6

摘要

Swarm robotics, foraging, self-organized task allocation, task partitioning, swarm intelligence. This article studies the use of task partitioning as a way to reduce interference in a spatially constrained harvesting task. Interference is one of the key problems in large cooperating groups. We present a simple method to allocate individuals of a robotic swarm to a partitioned task, and show that task partitioning can increase system performance by reducing sources of interference. The method is experimentally studied, both in an environment with a narrow area and an environment without this constraint. The results are analyzed and compared to the case in which task partitioning is not employed. 1

关键词

Interference (communication)Task (project management)Swarm behaviourComputer scienceReduction (mathematics)Constraint (computer-aided design)Key (lock)RobotSwarm roboticsDistributed computing

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