A Generic Framework for Distributed Multirobot Cooperation

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Sanem Sariel-Talay
Tucker R. Balch
Nadia Erdogan
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[1] Istanbul Technical University,Department of Computer Engineering
[2] Georgia Institute of Technology,College of Computing
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Multirobot systems; Distributed multirobot cooperation; Task allocation; Incremental task selection; Robustness;
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DEMiR-CF is a generic framework designed for a multirobot team to efficiently allocate tasks among themselves and achieve an overall mission. In the design of DEMiR-CF, the following issues were particularly investigated as the design criteria: efficient and realistic representation of missions, efficient allocation of tasks to cooperatively achieve a global goal, maintenance of the system coherence and consistency by the team members, detection of the contingencies and recover from various failures that may arise during runtime, efficient reallocation of tasks (if necessary) and reorganization of team members (if necessary). DEMiR-CF is designed to address different types of missions from the simplest to more complex ones, including missions with interrelated tasks and multi-resource (robot) requirements. Efficiency of the framework is validated through experiments in three different types of domains.
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