DiRAC - Distributed Robot Awareness and Consensus

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Hauptverfasser: Gopan, Uday, Kulkarni, Manjari, S, Lakshasri, Mittal, Kashish, Radhakrishna, Sriram, Naskar, Aditya, DL, Rameshwar
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author Gopan, Uday
Kulkarni, Manjari
S, Lakshasri
Mittal, Kashish
Radhakrishna, Sriram
Naskar, Aditya
DL, Rameshwar
author_facet Gopan, Uday
Kulkarni, Manjari
S, Lakshasri
Mittal, Kashish
Radhakrishna, Sriram
Naskar, Aditya
DL, Rameshwar
contents DiRAC is a scalable, distributed framework designed to enable efficient task assignment and path planning in very large robotic swarms. It introduces a novel zone-partitioned architecture with dynamically elected leaders and a tick-synchronized consensus protocol that yields strong consistency and deterministic outcomes. For path planning, DiRAC uses a novel algorithm, a force-based decentralized planner for real-time collision resolution. Validated within ROS 2 middleware through preliminary simulation, DiRAC demonstrates architectural scalability and modular efficiency in simulated warehouse environments, laying the groundwork for real-world deployment in large-scale industrial and logistics domains.
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spellingShingle DiRAC - Distributed Robot Awareness and Consensus
Gopan, Uday
Kulkarni, Manjari
S, Lakshasri
Mittal, Kashish
Radhakrishna, Sriram
Naskar, Aditya
DL, Rameshwar
Multiagent Systems
Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing
Robotics
DiRAC is a scalable, distributed framework designed to enable efficient task assignment and path planning in very large robotic swarms. It introduces a novel zone-partitioned architecture with dynamically elected leaders and a tick-synchronized consensus protocol that yields strong consistency and deterministic outcomes. For path planning, DiRAC uses a novel algorithm, a force-based decentralized planner for real-time collision resolution. Validated within ROS 2 middleware through preliminary simulation, DiRAC demonstrates architectural scalability and modular efficiency in simulated warehouse environments, laying the groundwork for real-world deployment in large-scale industrial and logistics domains.
title DiRAC - Distributed Robot Awareness and Consensus
topic Multiagent Systems
Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing
Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.16850