Publikation
Development strategies for multi-robot teams in context of planetary exploration
Wiebke Brinkmann; Leon Cedric Danter; Amrita Suresh; Mehmed Yüksel; Manuel Meder; Frank Kirchner
In: 2024 International Conference on Space Robotics. International Conference on Space Robotics (iSpaRo-2024), June 24-27, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, o. A. 6/2024.
Zusammenfassung
In the realm of extraterrestrial exploration, robotics has primarily centered around the deployment of large and complex rovers for planetary missions. Therefore, the risk of total loss in the event of an error is relatively high for a single complex system. Currently, the issue is being addressed by relying on redundancy, which makes the systems even more complex. In contrast, there are approaches to have several robotic systems acting together in a multi-robotic team to fulfill
different tasks, which can still be carried out with the remaining systems, if one system fails. The German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence has developed various approaches with different heterogeneous teams and successfully tested them in a number of field tests. This paper provides an overview of the
already conducted work and provides an insight into future strategies.
Projekte
- RIMRES - RIMRES
- SmartKom - Multimodale dialogische Mensch-Technik-Interaktion
- TransTerrA - Semi-autonome kooperative Exploration planetarer Oberflächen mit Errichtung einer logistischen Kette sowie Betrachtung terrestrischer Anwendbarkeit einzelner Aspekte
- PRO-ACT (OG11) - Planetary RObots Deployed for Assembly and Construction Tasks
- CoRob-X_OG14 - Cooperative Robots for Extreme Environments
- MODKOM - Modulare Komponenten als Building Blocks für anwendungsspezifisch konfigurierbare Weltraumroboter
- VaMEx3-APO - VaMEx3-APO - Ausfallsichere, absolute Positions- und Orientierungsbestimmung
- VaMEx3-RGE - Valles Marineris Explorer - Robust Ground Exploration