SWARM
Multiobjective Problem to Find Paths through Swarm Robotics
Rebeca Solís-Ortega, Cindy Calderón-Arce
- Year
- 2019
- Citations
- 3
Abstract
In this paper, we present a scheme to solve the problem to explore, cover and define paths in dangerous environments. The proposal is organized in three phases: exploration, mapping and path planning. Swarm robotics is used in the first phase along with a stigmergy approach for the communication between the agents. The explored cell will be stored in order to create a grid map. In the path planning phase, a multiobjective problem is used to minimize distance and danger, through a graph obtained by an adapted RRG, and a genetic algorithm called modified NSGA-II.
Keywords
Swarm roboticsArtificial intelligenceRoboticsComputer scienceSwarm behaviourMathematical optimizationRobotMathematics
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