The formation problem of distributed mobile robots was studied in the literature for idealized robots. Idealized robots are able to instantaneously move in any directions, and are equipped with perfect range sensors. In this study, we address the formation problem of distributed mobile robots that are subject to physical constraints. Mobile robots considered in this study have physical dimensions and their motions are governed by physical laws. They are equipped with sonar and infrared range sensors. The forma-tion of lines and circles is investigated in detail. It is demonstrated that line and circle algorithms developed for idealized robots do not work well for physical robots. New line and circle algorithms, with consideration of physica...
We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of robots using only local sensing and...
The aim of this work is to develop a team of mobile robots that are linked mechanically to each othe...
Abstract — This paper investigates the behavior of a group of autonomous robots evolving in a polygo...
Consider a set of n ̸= 4 simple autonomous mobile robots (decentralized, asynchronous, no common coo...
A distributed control mechanism for ground moving nonholonomic robots is proposed. It enables a grou...
Abstract We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of robots using only local sen...
International audienceRecent advances in robotics technology have made it practical to deploy a larg...
In this letter, we investigate the formation control problem of mobile robots moving in the plane wh...
Consider a set of n finite set of simple autonomous mobile robots (asynchronous, no common coordinat...
This paper proposes a distributed control law for a group of mobile robots to form any given formati...
We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of distributed robots using only local ...
This thesis focuses on securing and maneuvering geometrical shapes for a group of mobile robots. Eac...
Abstract: The paper deals with problems of grouped mobile robots behaviour. A review of ba...
The increasing implementation of autonomous robots in industries and daily life demands the developm...
This paper proposes a distributed algorithm by which a collection of mobile robots roaming on a plan...
We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of robots using only local sensing and...
The aim of this work is to develop a team of mobile robots that are linked mechanically to each othe...
Abstract — This paper investigates the behavior of a group of autonomous robots evolving in a polygo...
Consider a set of n ̸= 4 simple autonomous mobile robots (decentralized, asynchronous, no common coo...
A distributed control mechanism for ground moving nonholonomic robots is proposed. It enables a grou...
Abstract We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of robots using only local sen...
International audienceRecent advances in robotics technology have made it practical to deploy a larg...
In this letter, we investigate the formation control problem of mobile robots moving in the plane wh...
Consider a set of n finite set of simple autonomous mobile robots (asynchronous, no common coordinat...
This paper proposes a distributed control law for a group of mobile robots to form any given formati...
We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of distributed robots using only local ...
This thesis focuses on securing and maneuvering geometrical shapes for a group of mobile robots. Eac...
Abstract: The paper deals with problems of grouped mobile robots behaviour. A review of ba...
The increasing implementation of autonomous robots in industries and daily life demands the developm...
This paper proposes a distributed algorithm by which a collection of mobile robots roaming on a plan...
We study the problem of achieving global behavior in a group of robots using only local sensing and...
The aim of this work is to develop a team of mobile robots that are linked mechanically to each othe...
Abstract — This paper investigates the behavior of a group of autonomous robots evolving in a polygo...