SWARM
Auction-based Task Allocation Mechanisms for Managing Fruit Harvesting Tasks
Helen Harman, Elizabeth Sklar
- Year
- 2021
- Citations
- 2
Abstract
Multi-robot task allocation mechanisms are de- signed to distribute a set of activities fairly amongst a set of robots. Frequently, this can be framed as a multi-criteria optimisation problem, for example minimising cost while max- imising rewards. In soft fruit farms, tasks, such as picking ripe fruit at harvest time, are assigned to human labourers. The work presented here explores the application of multi-robot task allocation mechanisms to the complex problem of managing a heterogeneous workforce to undertake activities associated with harvesting soft fruit.
Keywords
Computer scienceTask (project management)Economics
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