The original publication is available at www.springerlink.com. Digital Object Identifier: 10.1007/s11036-009-0153-xIn this paper we present a collection of graph-based methods for determining if a team of mobile robots, subjected to sensor and communication range constraints, can persistently achieve a specified formation. What we mean by this is that the formation, once achieved, will be preserved by the direct maintenance of the smallest subset of all possible pairwise inter-agent distances. In this context, formations are defined by sets of points separated by distances corresponding to desired inter-agent distances. Further, we provide graph operations to describe agent interactions that implement a given formation, as well as ...
This research focuses on the distance-based formation control of multi-agent systems in two- and thr...
This paper studies how to control large formations of autonomous agents in the plane, assuming that ...
We consider in this paper formations of autonomous agents moving in a two-dimensional space. Each ag...
Presented at ROBOCOMM, Athens, Greece, Oct. 2007.We present graph-based methods for determining if ...
Abstract In this paper we present a collection of graph-based methods for determining if a team of m...
Presented at ROBOCOMM 2007, 1st International Conference on Robot Communication and Coordination, At...
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A multi-robot formation composed of autonomous agents may need to maintain an overall rigid shape fo...
This paper proposes distributed control laws for maintaining the shape of a formation of mobile auto...
An important class of multi-robot formations is specified by desired distances between adjacent robo...
This paper proposes algorithms to coordinate a formation of mobile agents when the agents are not ab...
An important class of multi-robot formations is specified by desired distances between adjacent robo...
Multi-robot system enjoys broad applications in civilian, industrial, and military areas, as team co...
We present automatic tools for configuring and deploying multi-robot networks of decentralized, mobi...
This research focuses on the distance-based formation control of multi-agent systems in two- and thr...
This paper studies how to control large formations of autonomous agents in the plane, assuming that ...
We consider in this paper formations of autonomous agents moving in a two-dimensional space. Each ag...
Presented at ROBOCOMM, Athens, Greece, Oct. 2007.We present graph-based methods for determining if ...
Abstract In this paper we present a collection of graph-based methods for determining if a team of m...
Presented at ROBOCOMM 2007, 1st International Conference on Robot Communication and Coordination, At...
(c) 2008 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for...
©2008 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for al...
A multi-robot formation composed of autonomous agents may need to maintain an overall rigid shape fo...
This paper proposes distributed control laws for maintaining the shape of a formation of mobile auto...
An important class of multi-robot formations is specified by desired distances between adjacent robo...
This paper proposes algorithms to coordinate a formation of mobile agents when the agents are not ab...
An important class of multi-robot formations is specified by desired distances between adjacent robo...
Multi-robot system enjoys broad applications in civilian, industrial, and military areas, as team co...
We present automatic tools for configuring and deploying multi-robot networks of decentralized, mobi...
This research focuses on the distance-based formation control of multi-agent systems in two- and thr...
This paper studies how to control large formations of autonomous agents in the plane, assuming that ...
We consider in this paper formations of autonomous agents moving in a two-dimensional space. Each ag...