This paper approaches a network topology control method for networked multi-robot systems. Although robustness of network connectivity against robot failures is a matter of concern for the multi-robot control, the robustification impedes the motion of robots because of limitations of the wireless communication. For mitigating the impediments, we focus our attention on the giant connected component size after a single robot fails, and aim to control such component size. A modified algebraic connectivity is introduced here as an indicator of the component size: a threshold for the algebraic connectivity is analyzed to preserve the component size. Theoretical properties and numerical examples are shown to demonstrate our control method
In this work, we address the connectivity main- tenance problem for a team of mobile robots which m...
Multi-robot systems are promising tools for many hazardous real-world problems. In particular, the p...
This paper considers the problem of maintaining global connectivity of a multi-robot system while ex...
This paper approaches a network topology control method for networked multi-robot systems. Although ...
This study approaches a robustification method for a multi-robot network connectivity. Instead of th...
This paper approaches a bi-connectivity preservation problem for networked multi-robot systems in a ...
Applications based on groups of self-organized mobile robots are becoming pervasive in communication...
This work introduces a control algorithm that, exploiting a completely decentralized estimation stra...
Applications based on groups of self-organized mobile robots and - more generically - agents are bec...
This paper addresses the topological robustness of robot networks under failures; a subject often ne...
Connectivity maintenance is an essential aspect to consider while controlling a multi-robot system. ...
In this paper we provide a theoretical framework for controlling graph connectivity in mobile robot...
In this work, the decentralized control law proposed in [Sabattini et al., 2011b] for multi-robot co...
This paper studies connectivity maintenance of robotic networks that communicate at discrete times a...
The availability of robust and power-efficient robotic devices boosts their use in a wide range of a...
In this work, we address the connectivity main- tenance problem for a team of mobile robots which m...
Multi-robot systems are promising tools for many hazardous real-world problems. In particular, the p...
This paper considers the problem of maintaining global connectivity of a multi-robot system while ex...
This paper approaches a network topology control method for networked multi-robot systems. Although ...
This study approaches a robustification method for a multi-robot network connectivity. Instead of th...
This paper approaches a bi-connectivity preservation problem for networked multi-robot systems in a ...
Applications based on groups of self-organized mobile robots are becoming pervasive in communication...
This work introduces a control algorithm that, exploiting a completely decentralized estimation stra...
Applications based on groups of self-organized mobile robots and - more generically - agents are bec...
This paper addresses the topological robustness of robot networks under failures; a subject often ne...
Connectivity maintenance is an essential aspect to consider while controlling a multi-robot system. ...
In this paper we provide a theoretical framework for controlling graph connectivity in mobile robot...
In this work, the decentralized control law proposed in [Sabattini et al., 2011b] for multi-robot co...
This paper studies connectivity maintenance of robotic networks that communicate at discrete times a...
The availability of robust and power-efficient robotic devices boosts their use in a wide range of a...
In this work, we address the connectivity main- tenance problem for a team of mobile robots which m...
Multi-robot systems are promising tools for many hazardous real-world problems. In particular, the p...
This paper considers the problem of maintaining global connectivity of a multi-robot system while ex...