Aggregate computing has been studied for over a decade and is supported by multiple programming frameworks, proving suitable for simulating applications in challenging domains such as smart cities and robot swarms. Project Emerge is a toolchain for practical multi-robot demonstrations based on aggregate computing principles, validated through a public, live, interactive demo at a European Researchers’ Night event. Using a camera system and ArUco markers for localization, we show how the demonstrator coordinates mobile robots to form spatial patterns.
Farabegoli, N., Aguzzi, G., Baiardi, M., Cortecchia, A., Domini, D., Pianini, D., et al. (2027). Project Emerge: A demonstrator for self-organizing robot teams. SCIENCE OF COMPUTER PROGRAMMING, 256, 1-7 [10.1016/j.scico.2026.103559].
Project Emerge: A demonstrator for self-organizing robot teams
Farabegoli, Nicolas;Aguzzi, Gianluca;Baiardi, Martina;Cortecchia, Angela;Domini, Davide;Pianini, Danilo;Viroli, Mirko
2027
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Aggregate computing has been studied for over a decade and is supported by multiple programming frameworks, proving suitable for simulating applications in challenging domains such as smart cities and robot swarms. Project Emerge is a toolchain for practical multi-robot demonstrations based on aggregate computing principles, validated through a public, live, interactive demo at a European Researchers’ Night event. Using a camera system and ArUco markers for localization, we show how the demonstrator coordinates mobile robots to form spatial patterns.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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