Recent Changes - Search:


Home Page
MAPF Info
MAPF News
Mailing List
Meetings
Publications
Researchers
Benchmarks
Software
Apps
Tutorials
Class Projects

[Internal]

Publication

J. Svancara, M. Ivanova and R. Bartak. Coordinated Collision-Free Movement of Groups of Agents. In International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence (ICAART), pages 26-33, 2022.


Abstract: Coordinating the movement of groups of autonomous agents in a crowded environment is a vital problem with application areas such as warehousing, computer games, or drone art. In this paper, we study the problem of finding collision-free paths for groups of agents such that the groups are kept together like a flock, a fish school, or a military unit. Specifically, we analyze the properties of the problem, propose a SAT formulation based on network flows, and perform a numerical experimental evaluation on various instance types. The results suggest that it is a challenging problem with promising research and application potential. Furthermore, we demonstrate the functionality of our solution method on real educational robots.


Download the paper in pdf.

Edit - History - Print - Recent Changes - Search
Page last modified on February 22, 2025, at 08:08 AM