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*''Large'' group of robots must navigate over hill towards target.
 
*''Large'' group of robots must navigate over hill towards target.
 
*If they encounter hill, they aggregate into several two sbot swarmbots (using group size selection mechanism)
 
*If they encounter hill, they aggregate into several two sbot swarmbots (using group size selection mechanism)
*The two-sbot swarmbots separately navigate the hill into the target zone.
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*The two-sbot swarmbots separately navigate the hill into the target zone. (using adaptive swarm rotation to avoid parallel approach)
*They use adaptive swarm rotation (previous work) to avoid parallel approach topple problem.
 
   
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;Methods
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*:Reuse existing functional self assembly controller. (Published work)
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*:Group size selection mechanism to form two sbot swarm bots. (Completely new work)
 
*:Use adaptive swarm rotation mechanis to avoid parallel approach problem. (Previous unpublished work)
   
 
==Medium Term (~September 2006)==
 
==Medium Term (~September 2006)==

Revision as of 16:29, 1 December 2005

Approach

  1. Design Experiment
  2. Get Input/Confirmation from Marco
  3. Build Controller
  4. Do Experiment
  5. Publish


Short Term (~End March 2006)

Goal: expand functional self-assembly experiment and publish new and old work together in a journal.

Experiment

Environment: Same as previous functional self assembly experiment.

Goal
  • Large group of robots must navigate over hill towards target.
  • If they encounter hill, they aggregate into several two sbot swarmbots (using group size selection mechanism)
  • The two-sbot swarmbots separately navigate the hill into the target zone. (using adaptive swarm rotation to avoid parallel approach)
Methods
  • Reuse existing functional self assembly controller. (Published work)
    Group size selection mechanism to form two sbot swarm bots. (Completely new work)
    Use adaptive swarm rotation mechanis to avoid parallel approach problem. (Previous unpublished work)

Medium Term (~September 2006)

Goal: Further experimentation to add body to Phd / publish.