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Mission-Relevant Collaborative Observation and Localization
A. Stroupe and T. Balch
Multi-Robot Systems: From Swarms to Intelligent Automata, Alan C. Shultz and Lynne E. Parker, ed., Klewer, 2002.

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We propose an approach for the integration of collaborative observation and localization within a separate multi-robot mission. The proposed approach will allow individual robots within a team to evaluate and choose a task based on the needs of the mission and the needs, capabilities, and task choices of teammates. TAsks will include mission-related tasks as well as task for self-localization, teammate-localization, and collaborative mapping. To date, work has been done in collaborative observation and mapping.

Associated lab/group: MultiRobot Lab

Number of pages: 8

A. Stroupe and T. Balch, "Mission-Relevant Collaborative Observation and Localization," Multi-Robot Systems: From Swarms to Intelligent Automata, Alan C. Shultz and Lynne E. Parker, ed., Klewer, 2002.

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