This paper addresses the problem of collaborative manipulation of an object performed by a group of robots. In particular, the objective is achieved by means of pushing, implemented by a group of small wheeled mobile robots. The proposed method exploits the well known Voronoi-based coverage control method to deploy the robots in the environment according to a given probability density function. The shape of such a density function is defined, in a time varying manner, by a pushing policy function to enable planar manipulations, considering only the footprint of the manipulated object. The proposed method is validated by means of extensive simulations and real world scenario experiments with different sized robot groups and different manipul...
Several tasks cannot be accomplished by a single robot working in isolation. Obvious examples includ...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
This paper addresses the problem of collaborative manipulation of an object performed by a group of ...
This work addresses the problem of manipulating an object on a plane using a group of robots in a co...
We present a distributed planar object manipulation algorithm inspired by human behavior. The system...
This thesis focuses on securing and maneuvering geometrical shapes for a group of mobile robots. Eac...
International audienceThis paper addresses cooperative manipulation and transportation of any payloa...
This paper proposes a distributed algorithm for cooperatively manipulating an object rigidly grasped...
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Abstract This paper presents a novel multi-robot manipulation algorithm which al-lows a large number...
Abstract—This paper presents an approach to externally influencing a team of robots by means of time...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
A system consisting of multiple mobile robots in which the robots can see each other by their eye se...
Several tasks cannot be accomplished by a single robot working in isolation. Obvious examples includ...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
This paper addresses the problem of collaborative manipulation of an object performed by a group of ...
This work addresses the problem of manipulating an object on a plane using a group of robots in a co...
We present a distributed planar object manipulation algorithm inspired by human behavior. The system...
This thesis focuses on securing and maneuvering geometrical shapes for a group of mobile robots. Eac...
International audienceThis paper addresses cooperative manipulation and transportation of any payloa...
This paper proposes a distributed algorithm for cooperatively manipulating an object rigidly grasped...
© 2015 IEEE. Personal use of this material is permitted. Permission from IEEE must be obtained for a...
Abstract This paper presents a novel multi-robot manipulation algorithm which al-lows a large number...
Abstract—This paper presents an approach to externally influencing a team of robots by means of time...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
A system consisting of multiple mobile robots in which the robots can see each other by their eye se...
Several tasks cannot be accomplished by a single robot working in isolation. Obvious examples includ...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...