Abstract—We address the problem of covering an envi-ronment with robots equipped with sensors. The robots are heterogeneous in that the sensor footprints are different. Our work uses the location optimization framework in [1], [2], with three significant extensions. First, we consider robots with different sensor footprints, allowing, for example, aerial and ground vehicles to collaborate. We allow for finite size robots which enables implementation on real robotic systems. Lastly, we extend the previous work allowing for deployment in non convex environments. I
A fundamental capability for autonomous robot operations is localization—that is, the ability of a r...
When deploying a wireless sensor network in an unknown environment, commonly referred to as Region o...
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017. This paper presents a distributed control algo...
Many tasks, such as search and rescue, exploration and mapping, security and surveil- lance are suit...
Abstract — Heterogeneous multi-robot networks require novel tools for applications that require achi...
• A group of robots will coordinate their actions through ad-hoc communi-cation networks, and and wi...
©2009 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for al...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
In this paper we consider the problem of coordinating robotic systems with differ-ent kinematics, se...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked mobile r...
In this paper we discuss how a network of sensors and robots can cooperate to solve important roboti...
We consider multi-robot systems that include sensor nodes and aerial or ground\ud robots networked t...
We consider the problem of coverage in Robotic Networks: developing an efficient algorithm which is ...
Distributed coverage aims to deploy a team of robots to move around a target area to perform sensing...
A fundamental capability for autonomous robot operations is localization—that is, the ability of a r...
When deploying a wireless sensor network in an unknown environment, commonly referred to as Region o...
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017. This paper presents a distributed control algo...
Many tasks, such as search and rescue, exploration and mapping, security and surveil- lance are suit...
Abstract — Heterogeneous multi-robot networks require novel tools for applications that require achi...
• A group of robots will coordinate their actions through ad-hoc communi-cation networks, and and wi...
©2009 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for al...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
In this paper we consider the problem of coordinating robotic systems with differ-ent kinematics, se...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked mobile r...
In this paper we discuss how a network of sensors and robots can cooperate to solve important roboti...
We consider multi-robot systems that include sensor nodes and aerial or ground\ud robots networked t...
We consider the problem of coverage in Robotic Networks: developing an efficient algorithm which is ...
Distributed coverage aims to deploy a team of robots to move around a target area to perform sensing...
A fundamental capability for autonomous robot operations is localization—that is, the ability of a r...
When deploying a wireless sensor network in an unknown environment, commonly referred to as Region o...
© Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2017. This paper presents a distributed control algo...