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Ten autonomous mobile robots (and even more) in a

route network like environment

Luis Aguilar, Rachid Alami, Sarah Fleury, Matthieu Herrb, Félix Ingrand,

Frédéric Robert

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Luis Aguilar, Rachid Alami, Sarah Fleury, Matthieu Herrb, Félix Ingrand, et al.. Ten autonomous mobile robots (and even more) in a route network like environment. Proceedings 1995 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), Sep 1995, Pittsburgh, United States. �hal-01979400�

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Refinement request Mission Robots synchronizations and Multi−robots trajectories Plan steps and Trajectories Plan merging request Reports Execution events Coordination plan Plan Mission supervisor Coordination supervisor and Plan merging protocole

Execution supervisor Plan−merging Planner Mission refinment Planner Mission layer Coordination layer Execution layer

Decisional level or Robot Supervisor

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Central Station robot j robot i proprioceptive sensors Environment Model Perceived Obstacles Current Position Motion Planner Position Monitoring AvoidanceLocal Motion Execution Communication Central Station proximetric sensors

client/server relation update poster read poster

FUNCTIONAL LEVEL PHYSICAL LEVEL DECISIONAL LEVEL External Perception Inter−Robots Communication sensors proximetric & effectors Robot Supervisor

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Workstation Central Station Workstation Graphic Visua− lisation Graphical simulation Real World experimentation

MP RS PER Robot COM AVOI MON ME MP RS PER Robot COM AVOI MON ME ... ... Unix Workstation

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