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Insect Pheromone Strategy for the Robots Coordination

Ján Zelenka, Tomáš Kasanický

Year
2014
Citations
10

Abstract

Insect colony inspires scientists for years to create similar behavior in the robotic application. The main goal of our work was to develop simple and powerful algorithm which will accept dynamically changes in the size of a robot swarm due the mission. This algorithm is suitable for situations where unpredictable conditions may lead to robot fault in multi-robotics system and mission completion is endangered. In this article we would like to investigate properties of a simple pheromone based algorithm. The algorithm operates as cellular automata and partially uses an insect pheromone strategy for the robots coordination. Our abstract model is a decentralized adaptive system with a shared memory which represents the environment.

Keywords

Swarm roboticsRobotPheromoneComputer scienceRoboticsSwarm behaviourArtificial intelligenceDistributed computingSimple (philosophy)Fault tolerance

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