In this paper is described a fast Path-Planner for Multi-robot composed by mobile robots having generic shapes and sizes (user defined) and different kinematics. We have developed an algorithm that computes the shortest collision-free path for each robot, from the starting pose to the goal pose, while considering their real shapes, avoiding the collisions with the static obstacles and the other robots. It is based on a directional (anisotropic) propagation of attracting potential values in a 4D Space-Time, using a Multilayered Cellular Automata (MCA) architecture. This algorithm makes a search for all the optimal collision-free trajectories following the minimum valley of a potential hypersurface embedded in a 5D space.

Marchese, F. (2006). Multiple mobile robots path-planning with MCA. In 2nd International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (ICAS 2006) (pp.56-61). IEEE Computer Society.

Multiple mobile robots path-planning with MCA

MARCHESE, FABIO MARIO GUIDO
2006

Abstract

In this paper is described a fast Path-Planner for Multi-robot composed by mobile robots having generic shapes and sizes (user defined) and different kinematics. We have developed an algorithm that computes the shortest collision-free path for each robot, from the starting pose to the goal pose, while considering their real shapes, avoiding the collisions with the static obstacles and the other robots. It is based on a directional (anisotropic) propagation of attracting potential values in a 4D Space-Time, using a Multilayered Cellular Automata (MCA) architecture. This algorithm makes a search for all the optimal collision-free trajectories following the minimum valley of a potential hypersurface embedded in a 5D space.
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mobile robots, path planning, cellular automata, multi robot systems
English
2nd International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (ICAS 2006)
2006
2nd International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (ICAS 2006)
0-7695-2653-5
2006
56
61
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Marchese, F. (2006). Multiple mobile robots path-planning with MCA. In 2nd International Conference on Autonomic and Autonomous Systems (ICAS 2006) (pp.56-61). IEEE Computer Society.
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