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Scalable time-constrained planning of multi-robot systems

Nikou et al., 2020

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3086119333444946170
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Nikou A
Heshmati-Alamdari S
Dimarogonas D
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Autonomous Robots

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This paper presents a scalable procedure for time-constrained planning of a class of uncertain nonlinear multi-robot systems. In particular, we consider N robotic agents operating in a workspace which contains regions of interest (RoI), in which atomic …
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