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Middleware for multi-robot systems

Sahni et al., 2019

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Document ID
11804283560802342841
Author
Sahni Y
Cao J
Jiang S
Publication year
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Mission-Oriented Sensor Networks and Systems: Art and Science: Volume 2: Advances

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Recent advances in robotics technology have made it viable to assign complex tasks to large numbers of inexpensive robots. The robots as an ensemble form into a multi-robot system (MRS), which can be utilized for many applications where a single robot is not …
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