A common problem in the field of robotics is to coordinate motions of multiple robots to ensure the shortest possible execution time. The problem is known PSPACE-complete, thus, it is impossible to find the best solution in a reasonable time for large scale problems. For this reason, in this work we look for sub-optimal solutions by systematically improving a given one. We present a heuristic algorithm to reduce execution time of a path by changing robots' priorities in case of path overlap. The algorithm is applied to a solution computed by a decoupled method in a discrete event system context. It is shown that the proposed approach is effective in finding a solution with shorter execution time. Tests show that the proposed algorithm can a...
[[abstract]]An approach to optimal assignment of tasks with precedence relationships to multiple rob...
International audienceIndustrial robots are programmed to repeat a sequence of well-defined tasks, e...
An optimization variant of a problem of path planning for multiple robots is addressed in this work....
A common problem in the field of robotics is to coordinate motions of multiple robots to ensure the ...
Multi-robot path planning involves moving multiple robots from their unique starting positions to t...
In this work we study the problem of coordinating robot paths sharing a common environment in order ...
This paper proposes a solution to the problem of coordinating multi-robot systems, which execute ind...
This paper addresses the problem of planning paths for multiple mobile robots moving in the same env...
An approach to optimal assignment of tasks with precedence relationships to multiple robots is propo...
Multi-robot path planning is abstracted as the problem of computing a set of non-colliding paths on ...
In this paper we present an optimization method for throughput maximization by balancing, sequencing...
We present a new approach to the multi-robot path planning problem, where a number of robots are to ...
The labeled Multi-Robot Motion Planning (MRMP) problem, despite its wide range of different setups a...
When multiple systems work in the same physical environment, it is important to ensure that no colli...
This work presents an optimization method applied to robot coordination using temporal synchronizati...
[[abstract]]An approach to optimal assignment of tasks with precedence relationships to multiple rob...
International audienceIndustrial robots are programmed to repeat a sequence of well-defined tasks, e...
An optimization variant of a problem of path planning for multiple robots is addressed in this work....
A common problem in the field of robotics is to coordinate motions of multiple robots to ensure the ...
Multi-robot path planning involves moving multiple robots from their unique starting positions to t...
In this work we study the problem of coordinating robot paths sharing a common environment in order ...
This paper proposes a solution to the problem of coordinating multi-robot systems, which execute ind...
This paper addresses the problem of planning paths for multiple mobile robots moving in the same env...
An approach to optimal assignment of tasks with precedence relationships to multiple robots is propo...
Multi-robot path planning is abstracted as the problem of computing a set of non-colliding paths on ...
In this paper we present an optimization method for throughput maximization by balancing, sequencing...
We present a new approach to the multi-robot path planning problem, where a number of robots are to ...
The labeled Multi-Robot Motion Planning (MRMP) problem, despite its wide range of different setups a...
When multiple systems work in the same physical environment, it is important to ensure that no colli...
This work presents an optimization method applied to robot coordination using temporal synchronizati...
[[abstract]]An approach to optimal assignment of tasks with precedence relationships to multiple rob...
International audienceIndustrial robots are programmed to repeat a sequence of well-defined tasks, e...
An optimization variant of a problem of path planning for multiple robots is addressed in this work....