The Proceedings of JSME annual Conference on Robotics and Mechatronics (Robomec)
Online ISSN : 2424-3124
2010
Session ID : 2P1-G07
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2P1-G07 Learning Coordinated Behavior of Mobile Robot Grope using Simple Communication Technique
Keita SASAKITomoya IMAISadayoshi MIKAMI
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When a robot moves, there should be a lot of information processing underlying o cope with an uncertain environment, especially in cases where many different mobile robots exist. Sensors such as cameras and laser range finders are needed to recognize the environment. But such accurate devices are expensive. By this reason, a short range telecommunication protocol that is simple and inexpensive is needed. This paper is to study a design of co-operative mobile robots in real environment by proposing a telecommunication system that is simple and cheap but acting sufficiently to maintain co-operative behaviors. The idea is to send a robot's "conviction level" with each other and accelerates to prioritize" experienced robots" to gain rapid congestion resolution. The robot learns this behavior by using the conviction level. Action acquisition experiment was done by using the propsed system. The results show the paper actions were learned through this system.
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