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A decentralized approach to the motion planning problem for multiple mobile robots
In this paper the motion planning problem for multiple mobile robots is addressed. Conventional methods of planning the motion for a single moving object are based on the assumption of a static environment, and so they cannot be used here because each of the robots is in a dynamic environment consisting of other moving robots. Centralized approaches to the multiple moving objects problem were shown to be intractable. In order to find a practical solution for the problem, it is necessary to reduce the complexity of it by decomposing the problem and introducing various heuristic techniques. We are proposing here a decentralized approach which is based on the decomposition of the problem into two subproblems: the global path planning problem and the local path replanning problem. This approach is based on a framework of problem solving using a group of intelligent agents.