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MultiUAV Planning and Task Allocation (Chapman & Hall/CRC Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Series),New
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Multirobot systems are a major research topic in robotics. Designing, testing, and deploying aerial robots in the real world is a possibility due to recent technological advances. This book explores different aspects of cooperation in multiagent systems. It covers the team approach as well as deterministic decisionmaking. It also presents distributed receding horizon control, as well as conflict resolution, artificial potentials, and symbolic planning. The book also covers association with limited communications, as well as genetic algorithms and game theory reasoning. Multiagent decisionmaking and algorithms for optimal planning are also covered along with case studies.Key features:Provides a comprehensive introduction to multirobot systems planning and task allocationExplores multirobot aerial planning; flight planning; orienteering and coverage; and deployment, patrolling, and foragingIncludes realworld case studiesTreats different aspects of cooperation in multiagent systemsBoth scientists and practitioners in the field of robotics will find this text valuable.
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