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Robot Path Routing for Shortest Moving Distance in Wireless Robotic Sensor Networks

In Hwan Lee, Sooyoung Yang, Sung Ho Cho, Hyung Seok Kim

Year
2011
Citations
5

Abstract

The wireless robotic sensor network (WRSN) is a combination of a mobile robot and wireless sensor networks. In WRSN, robots perform high-level missions such as human rescue, exploration in dangerous areas, and maintenance and repair of unmanned networks in cooperation with surrounding sensor nodes. In such a network, robots should move to the accident site as soon as possible. This paper proposes a distance-aware robot routing (DAR) algorithm, which focuses on how to pick the shortest path for the mobile robot by considering characteristics different from packet routing. Simulations are performed to demonstrate the benefits of using the proposed algorithm.

Keywords

Computer scienceWireless sensor networkRobotComputer networkMobile robotShortest path problemRouting (electronic design automation)Real-time computingMobile wireless sensor networkGeographic routing

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