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Let us work together-task planning of multiple mobile robots

Tamio Arai, Jun Ota

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This paper surveys former studies on task planning of multiple mobile robots. Task planning algorithms are categorized into four from two issues: dimensions of tasks demands (point-reaching tasks and region-sweeping tasks), and the number of iteration of the task (one-time tasks and iterative tasks). Individual studies are surveyed based on the above categorization.

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This paper surveys former studies on task planning of multiple mobile robots. Task planning algorithms are categorized into four from two issues: dimensions of tasks demands (point-reaching tasks and region-sweeping tasks), and the number of iteration of the task (one-time tasks and iterative tasks). Individual studies are surveyed based on the above categorization.

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This paper surveys former studies on task planning of multiple mobile robots. Task planning algorithms are categorized into four from two issues: dimensions of tasks demands (point-reaching tasks and region-sweeping tasks), and the number of iteration of the task (one-time tasks and iterative tasks). Individual studies are surveyed based on the above categorization.

Key concepts: Task (project management), Computer science, Mobile robot, Robot, Categorization, Task analysis, Point (geometry), Human–computer interaction

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