In this paper we show the design of a language which is applicable for control of multiple autonomous unmanned vehicles as well as for distributed problem solving, in general. The language, under the working name CCL (Common Control Language) is a natural extension of behavior-based robotic architectures allowing both fast reaction and deliberation in realtime. CCL provides a powerful support for distributed problem solving based on the cost optimization mechanism, and combines the best of the world of declarative and imperative programming. 1
In shared-control systems, such as intelligent service robots, a human operator and an automated tec...
Reasoning about programs controlling distributed robotic systems is challenging. These systems invol...
Robot systems must achieve high level goals while remaining reactive to contingencies and new opport...
The Stabilizing Robotics Language (StarL) programming framework aims to simplify development of dist...
Introduction Programming autonomous robots requires a language that is able to express both very hi...
The paper gives the answer to the question formulated in the title for the case of manipulator level...
The coordinated use of multiple unmanned vehicles over a net-work can be employed for numerous real-...
Commanding and controlling a multi-robot system (MRS) is a challenging task with complexity increasi...
The desire for use of autonomous robotic vehicles has undergone tremendous growth in the past decade...
Robotics applications involve programming concurrent components synchronising through messages while...
Abstract. The next future will be pervaded by robots performing a variety of tasks (e.g., environmen...
In multi-robot control, robots need the ability to perform well in the absence of valid human input....
An approach based on concurrent object oriented programming (COOP) to build a control system for a m...
An intermediate Motion Control Language for Mobile Robots (MCLMR) has been suggested to speed up dev...
Robotic systems blend hardware and software in a holistic way that intrinsically raises many crosscu...
In shared-control systems, such as intelligent service robots, a human operator and an automated tec...
Reasoning about programs controlling distributed robotic systems is challenging. These systems invol...
Robot systems must achieve high level goals while remaining reactive to contingencies and new opport...
The Stabilizing Robotics Language (StarL) programming framework aims to simplify development of dist...
Introduction Programming autonomous robots requires a language that is able to express both very hi...
The paper gives the answer to the question formulated in the title for the case of manipulator level...
The coordinated use of multiple unmanned vehicles over a net-work can be employed for numerous real-...
Commanding and controlling a multi-robot system (MRS) is a challenging task with complexity increasi...
The desire for use of autonomous robotic vehicles has undergone tremendous growth in the past decade...
Robotics applications involve programming concurrent components synchronising through messages while...
Abstract. The next future will be pervaded by robots performing a variety of tasks (e.g., environmen...
In multi-robot control, robots need the ability to perform well in the absence of valid human input....
An approach based on concurrent object oriented programming (COOP) to build a control system for a m...
An intermediate Motion Control Language for Mobile Robots (MCLMR) has been suggested to speed up dev...
Robotic systems blend hardware and software in a holistic way that intrinsically raises many crosscu...
In shared-control systems, such as intelligent service robots, a human operator and an automated tec...
Reasoning about programs controlling distributed robotic systems is challenging. These systems invol...
Robot systems must achieve high level goals while remaining reactive to contingencies and new opport...