JOURNAL ARTICLE

RoboSmith: Wireless Networked Architecture for Multiagent Robotic System

D. FloroianDoru UrsuțiuLaura FloroianFlorin Moldoveanu

Year: 2010 Journal:   International Journal of Online and Biomedical Engineering (iJOE) Vol: 6 (4)Pages: 14-14

Abstract

In this paper is presented an architecture for a flexible mini robot for a multiagent robotic system. In a multiagent system the value of an individual agent is negligible since the goal of the system is essential. Thus, the agents (robots) need to be small, low cost and cooperative. RoboSmith are designed based on these conditions. The proposed architecture divide a robot into functional modules such as locomotion, control, sensors, communication, and actuation. Any mobile robot can be constructed by combining these functional modules for a specific application. An embedded software with dynamic task uploading and multi-tasking abilities is developed in order to create better interface between robots and the command center and among the robots. The dynamic task uploading allows the robots change their behaviors in runtime. The flexibility of the robots is given by facts that the robots can work in multiagent system, as master-slave, or hybrid mode, can be equipped with different modules and possibly be used in other applications such as mobile sensor networks remote sensing, and plant monitoring.

Keywords:
Robot Flexibility (engineering) Computer science Mobile robot Task (project management) Upload Embedded system Interface (matter) Wireless Multi-agent system Distributed computing Human–computer interaction Artificial intelligence Engineering Telecommunications Systems engineering

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Citation History

Topics

Modular Robots and Swarm Intelligence
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Mechanical Engineering
Energy Efficient Wireless Sensor Networks
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
Robotics and Automated Systems
Physical Sciences →  Engineering →  Control and Systems Engineering
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