Titlebook: Algorithmic Foundations of Robotics XI; Selected Contributio H. Levent Akin,Nancy M. Amato,A. Frank Stappen Book 2015 Springer Internationa

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Christian Simhandl,Klaudia Mitterwachauerroximate solutions for several distinct robot planning tasks. Although RAId is designed primarily for noiseless observations, a simple extension allows it to handle some tasks with noisy observations.

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1610-7438 of Robotics (WAFR) held in Istanbul, Turkey at 3-5 August 20.This carefully edited volume is the outcome of the eleventh edition of the Workshop on Algorithmic Foundations of Robotics (WAFR), which is the premier venue showcasing cutting edge research in algorithmic robotics. The eleventh WAFR, whic

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Active Control Strategies for Discovering and Localizing Devices with Range-Only Sensors,computational complexity of calculating these policies for multiple robots over long time horizons, a series of approximations enable all calculations to be performed in polynomial time. We demonstrate the tangible benefits of our approaches through a series of simulations in complex indoor environments.

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Book 2015er venue showcasing cutting edge research in algorithmic robotics. The eleventh WAFR, which was held August 3-5, 2014 at Boğaziçi University in Istanbul, Turkey continued this tradition. This volume contains extended versions of the 42 papers presented at WAFR. These contributions highlight the cutt

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Efficient Multi-robot Motion Planning for Unlabeled Discs in Simple Polygons,d we want to move the discs to a given set of . target positions. Contrary to the standard (labeled) version of the problem, each disc is allowed to be moved to any target position, as long as in the end every target position is occupied. We show that this unlabeled version of the problem can be sol