Market-Driven Multi-Robot Exploration

For many real-world applications, autonomous robots must execute complex tasks in unknown or partially known unstructured environments. This work presents a novel approach to efficient multi-robot mapping and exploration which exploits a market architecture in order to maximize information gain whil...

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EXPLORATION
FRC HIGHBAY
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GOAL POINTS
MAN COMPUTER INTERFACE
MAN MACHINE SYSTEMS
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