Convergence and Collision Avoidance in Formation Control: A Survey of the Artificial Potential Functions Approach

  • G. E
  • Aranda-Bricaire E
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Abstract

We consider a robot swarm in an unknown polygon. All robots have only a limited communication range. We then look for a triangulation of the polygon using the robots as vertices such that the number of robots used for the triangulation is minimized. All edges in the triangulation have a length smaller than the communication range. For this Online Minimum Re- lay Triangulation Problem, we present a lower bound of 9/8 on the competitive ratio for any online algo- rithm. Moreover, we give an algorithm that is 21/4-competitive for simple polygons and 6-competitive for general polygons.

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G., E., & Aranda-Bricaire, E. (2011). Convergence and Collision Avoidance in Formation Control: A Survey of the Artificial Potential Functions Approach. In Multi-Agent Systems - Modeling, Control, Programming, Simulations and Applications. InTech. https://doi.org/10.5772/14142

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