The focus of this thesis is on the multi-agent rendezvous problem where the rendezvous location has the total squared shortest distance to certain regions. Three algorithmsare experimentally implemented under an undirected communication topology. Simulation plots and experimental results are demonstrated on a multi-robot platform to validate the proposed algorithms. First, an implementation of the distributed subgradient shortest-distance rendezvous algorithm is implemented. Second, an alternative distributed shortest-distance rendezvous algorithm which introduces a kind of diminishing step sizes is validated. Third, an algorithm with employment of two internal states of the dynamic averaging estimator is implemented. This thesis illustrate...
Mobile robots that communicate and cooperate to achieve a common task have been the subject of an in...
This paper presents a three-step process for creating locally optimal distributed controls for multi...
The problem of finding a path for the motion of two autonomous mobile robots from a starting point t...
This paper presents the problem of finding the optimal rendezvous point that minimizes the sum of sq...
Formation control and trajectory following using distributed optimization algorithms is validated in...
This paper investigates the distributed shortest-distance problem of multiagent systems where agents...
This paper investigates the task assignment problem for multiple dispersed robots constrained by lim...
We consider the problem of rendezvous between two robots exploring an unknown environment. That is, ...
Mobile agent computing is being used in fields as diverse as artificial intelligence, computational ...
This paper proposes a reliable and efficient multi-robot coordination algorithm to accomplish an are...
A large effort has been devoted by the scientific community to the field of multi-robot systems. The...
The goal of this thesis is to address the rendezvous problem for multi-agent coordination and search...
This paper proposes a reliable and efficient multi-robot coordination algorithm to accomplish an are...
International audienceThis paper addresses the problem of motion planning for a multirobot system in...
Summarization: A common assumption made in multi-robot research is that robots operate in a fully ne...
Mobile robots that communicate and cooperate to achieve a common task have been the subject of an in...
This paper presents a three-step process for creating locally optimal distributed controls for multi...
The problem of finding a path for the motion of two autonomous mobile robots from a starting point t...
This paper presents the problem of finding the optimal rendezvous point that minimizes the sum of sq...
Formation control and trajectory following using distributed optimization algorithms is validated in...
This paper investigates the distributed shortest-distance problem of multiagent systems where agents...
This paper investigates the task assignment problem for multiple dispersed robots constrained by lim...
We consider the problem of rendezvous between two robots exploring an unknown environment. That is, ...
Mobile agent computing is being used in fields as diverse as artificial intelligence, computational ...
This paper proposes a reliable and efficient multi-robot coordination algorithm to accomplish an are...
A large effort has been devoted by the scientific community to the field of multi-robot systems. The...
The goal of this thesis is to address the rendezvous problem for multi-agent coordination and search...
This paper proposes a reliable and efficient multi-robot coordination algorithm to accomplish an are...
International audienceThis paper addresses the problem of motion planning for a multirobot system in...
Summarization: A common assumption made in multi-robot research is that robots operate in a fully ne...
Mobile robots that communicate and cooperate to achieve a common task have been the subject of an in...
This paper presents a three-step process for creating locally optimal distributed controls for multi...
The problem of finding a path for the motion of two autonomous mobile robots from a starting point t...