Nav-SCOPE: Swarm Robot Cooperative Perception and Coordinated Navigation

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Hauptverfasser: Li, Chenxi, Lu, Weining, Lin, Qingquan, Meng, Litong, Li, Haolu, Liang, Bin
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Veröffentlicht: 2024
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author Li, Chenxi
Lu, Weining
Lin, Qingquan
Meng, Litong
Li, Haolu
Liang, Bin
author_facet Li, Chenxi
Lu, Weining
Lin, Qingquan
Meng, Litong
Li, Haolu
Liang, Bin
contents This paper proposes a lightweight systematic solution for multi-robot coordinated navigation with decentralized cooperative perception. An information flow is first created to facilitate real-time observation sharing over unreliable ad-hoc networks. Then, the environmental uncertainties of each robot are reduced by interaction fields that deliver complementary information. Finally, path optimization is achieved, enabling self-organized coordination with effective convergence, divergence, and collision avoidance. Our method is fully interpretable and ready for deployment without gaps. Comprehensive simulations and real-world experiments demonstrate reduced path redundancy, robust performance across various tasks, and minimal demands on computation and communication.
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spellingShingle Nav-SCOPE: Swarm Robot Cooperative Perception and Coordinated Navigation
Li, Chenxi
Lu, Weining
Lin, Qingquan
Meng, Litong
Li, Haolu
Liang, Bin
Robotics
This paper proposes a lightweight systematic solution for multi-robot coordinated navigation with decentralized cooperative perception. An information flow is first created to facilitate real-time observation sharing over unreliable ad-hoc networks. Then, the environmental uncertainties of each robot are reduced by interaction fields that deliver complementary information. Finally, path optimization is achieved, enabling self-organized coordination with effective convergence, divergence, and collision avoidance. Our method is fully interpretable and ready for deployment without gaps. Comprehensive simulations and real-world experiments demonstrate reduced path redundancy, robust performance across various tasks, and minimal demands on computation and communication.
title Nav-SCOPE: Swarm Robot Cooperative Perception and Coordinated Navigation
topic Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2409.10049