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SymbricatorRTOS: A flexible and Dynamic framework for bio-inspired robot control systems and evolution

M. Szymanski, Lutz Winkler, Davide Laneri, Florian Schlachter, A.C. van Rossum, Thomas Schmickl, Ronald Thenius

Year
2009
Citations
7

Abstract

One of the main aspects of the dasiaSYMBRIONpsila and dasiaREPLICATORpsila projects is that the robots can aggregate to form a multi-robot organism. For this reason the control mechanisms have to be able to control a single robot, a swarm of robots or an aggregated collective organism. To break down the complexity of development and to take the interaction with the environment and other robots into account, bio-inspired and evolutionary concepts are applied. In this paper we describe the underlying software architecture for the projects to enable different controller types, evolution and learning.

Keywords

RobotComputer scienceOrganismRobot controlController (irrigation)Swarm behaviourSwarm roboticsControl (management)Artificial intelligenceHuman–computer interaction

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