Abstract—A major challenge in swarm robotics is to minimize energy and time costs. We focus in this paper on multi-agent foraging algorithms that uses ant-like agents with limited energy. By considering energy consumption, we propose a new Energy aware Cooperative Switching Algorithm for Foraging (EC-SAF) that optimizes the whole system search and transport operations needed to collect resources over time. Unnecessary moves are avoided according to the following two premises: (1) Quick search and optimal paths provided by Stigmergic Multi-Ant Search Area (S-MASA) algorithm; (2) Quick homing provided by using the optimal paths created while searching. Results indicate that EC-SAF is promising in reducing swarm energy consumption compared to ...
Keeping robots optimized for an environment can be computationally expensive, time consuming, and so...
In this paper we investigate coordination principles inspired by the behaviour of honeybees and ants...
How groups of cooperative foragers can achieve efficient and robust collective foraging is of intere...
A major challenge in swarm robotics is to minimizeenergy and time costs. We focus in this pa...
The foraging task is one of the canonical testbeds for cooperative robotics, in which a collection o...
The foraging task is one of the canonical testbeds for cooperative robotics, in which a collection o...
Abstract—Simple collections of agents that perform collec-tively and use distributed control algorit...
This article presents a simple adaptation mechanism to automatically adjust the ratio of foragers to...
Simple collections of agents that perform collec-tively and use distributed control ...
Abstract. This paper presents a simple adaptation mechanism to automatically adjust the ratio of for...
Deploying large numbers of mobile robots which can interact with each other produces swarm intellige...
Deploying large numbers of mobile robots which can interact with each other produces swarm intellige...
Swarm robotic systems is still a new field of study, and exploration of its applications and making ...
Swarm robotics utilizes a large number of simple robots to accomplish a task, instead of a single co...
In this paper we investigate coordination principles inspired by the behaviour of honeybees and ants...
Keeping robots optimized for an environment can be computationally expensive, time consuming, and so...
In this paper we investigate coordination principles inspired by the behaviour of honeybees and ants...
How groups of cooperative foragers can achieve efficient and robust collective foraging is of intere...
A major challenge in swarm robotics is to minimizeenergy and time costs. We focus in this pa...
The foraging task is one of the canonical testbeds for cooperative robotics, in which a collection o...
The foraging task is one of the canonical testbeds for cooperative robotics, in which a collection o...
Abstract—Simple collections of agents that perform collec-tively and use distributed control algorit...
This article presents a simple adaptation mechanism to automatically adjust the ratio of foragers to...
Simple collections of agents that perform collec-tively and use distributed control ...
Abstract. This paper presents a simple adaptation mechanism to automatically adjust the ratio of for...
Deploying large numbers of mobile robots which can interact with each other produces swarm intellige...
Deploying large numbers of mobile robots which can interact with each other produces swarm intellige...
Swarm robotic systems is still a new field of study, and exploration of its applications and making ...
Swarm robotics utilizes a large number of simple robots to accomplish a task, instead of a single co...
In this paper we investigate coordination principles inspired by the behaviour of honeybees and ants...
Keeping robots optimized for an environment can be computationally expensive, time consuming, and so...
In this paper we investigate coordination principles inspired by the behaviour of honeybees and ants...
How groups of cooperative foragers can achieve efficient and robust collective foraging is of intere...