Situational awareness for distributed mobile robot teams under limited communication

M. Kenzin, I. Bychkov, N. Maksimkin
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A high level of team situational awareness is essential during complex, large-scale missions of autonomous mobile robots. When a situation appears that needs inter-agent interaction for cooperative decision-making, the basic understanding of the current conditions ought to be identical within the group. To achieve this requirement, all emergent information of acute importance must be promptly shared among team members. It is a non-trivial problem for large-sized and distributed robotic teams, especially under hard communication constraints. The problem considered in this paper is to nd an ecient emergency broadcasting strategy for search and survey operations of the robotic groups providing the fastest way for any agent to aware the remaining team in case of any unexpected changes. A number of simple ruled-based heuristics is proposed to treat the problem. The comparison between the suggested approaches is made regarding both the quality of the obtained solutions and the working speed.
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有限通信条件下分布式移动机器人团队的态势感知
在复杂、大规模的自主移动机器人任务中,高水平的团队态势感知是必不可少的。当出现需要主体间相互作用进行合作决策的情况时,群体内部对当前条件的基本理解应该是一致的。为了实现这一要求,所有紧急的重要信息都必须在团队成员之间迅速共享。对于大型和分布式机器人团队来说,这是一个非常重要的问题,特别是在硬通信约束下。本文考虑的问题是为机器人群体的搜索和调查行动找到一种有效的紧急广播策略,使任何代理在发生意外变化时都能以最快的方式了解剩余的团队。提出了一些简单的基于规则的启发式方法来处理这个问题。从解的质量和求解速度两方面对几种方法进行了比较。
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