2026 年 62 巻 9 号 p. 344-352
Autonomous mobile robots employ various cooperative control methods, including consensus control, coverage control, and formation control, to achieve global objectives. However, a key issue is that only the robots themselves adapt to control tasks based on environmental conditions and cyber-physical constraints. To address this limitation, this paper proposes a novel human-robot control architecture that leverages human-guided individual task assignment via large language models to assign control roles to specific robots. A proof of concept for the proposed control architecture is demonstrated through simulations and voice-prompt-based experiments.