This paper presents a novel approach for motion coordination in formations of multi-robot-systems (MRS). First a short introduction to the application of MRS navigation is given. For the special sub-problem of moving in formation, a solution based on a potential field approach is presented. Different forces belonging to other robots, obstacles and the aspired shape of formation are combined and used to move each robot to its desired position inside the formation. While moving in formation the group is able to avoid obstacles and approach towards a specified target. First results in simulation show that a group of robots can form up a rectangle or circle even in the presence of obstacles
We describe a framework for controlling and coordinating a group of robots for cooperative manipulat...
We describe a framework for controlling and coordinating a group of robots for cooperative manipulat...
This thesis is concerned with the coordination problems in multi-robot systems. A methodology for bu...
This paper presents a directed potential field approach for motion co-ordination in formations of mu...
A modified potential field approach is proposed for motion coordination in formations of multi-robot...
The potential field (PF) approach has been used for many robot applications. One of the increasingly...
The field of multirobot systems (MRS) is continuously drawing more attention. The DARPA SDR program ...
Abstract: This paper addresses a formation navigation issue for a group of mobile robots passing thr...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The utilization of team of robots working in a cooperative manner has huge benefits in moving large ...
Multi-vehicle systems offer many advantages in engineering applications such as increased efficiency...
Copyright © 2003 IFACIn this paper we investigate the question concerning what multi-agent formation...
A novel formation control and switching approach for multiple robots in uncertain environments is pr...
We describe a framework for controlling and coordinating a group of robots for cooperative manipulat...
We describe a framework for controlling and coordinating a group of robots for cooperative manipulat...
This thesis is concerned with the coordination problems in multi-robot systems. A methodology for bu...
This paper presents a directed potential field approach for motion co-ordination in formations of mu...
A modified potential field approach is proposed for motion coordination in formations of multi-robot...
The potential field (PF) approach has been used for many robot applications. One of the increasingly...
The field of multirobot systems (MRS) is continuously drawing more attention. The DARPA SDR program ...
Abstract: This paper addresses a formation navigation issue for a group of mobile robots passing thr...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The utilization of team of robots working in a cooperative manner has huge benefits in moving large ...
Multi-vehicle systems offer many advantages in engineering applications such as increased efficiency...
Copyright © 2003 IFACIn this paper we investigate the question concerning what multi-agent formation...
A novel formation control and switching approach for multiple robots in uncertain environments is pr...
We describe a framework for controlling and coordinating a group of robots for cooperative manipulat...
We describe a framework for controlling and coordinating a group of robots for cooperative manipulat...
This thesis is concerned with the coordination problems in multi-robot systems. A methodology for bu...