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    1962116840 / 9781962116848

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    Librería: Revaluation Books, Exeter, Reino UnidoRevaluation Books

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Distributed robotic systems have become a cornerstone of modern automation, enabling multiple autonomous robots to collaborate efficiently without relying on centralized control. Distributed Formation Algorithms for Autonomous Robots provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles, algorithms, and engineering concepts that enable teams of autonomous robots to organize, coordinate, and maintain cooperative formations while operating in dynamic and uncertain environments. By combining robotics, distributed computing, artificial intelligence, control engineering, and autonomous navigation, the book presents the foundational technologies that support coordinated multi-robot systems across a wide range of applications.The book explores the architecture of distributed robotic systems by examining how autonomous robots communicate, exchange information, and make decentralized decisions while accomplishing shared objectives. Readers are introduced to the concepts of distributed control, cooperative behavior, multi-agent systems, communication networks, consensus algorithms, and autonomous coordination that enable robot teams to function effectively without continuous centralized supervision. The discussion emphasizes scalability, fault tolerance, adaptability, and reliability as essential characteristics of distributed robotic architectures.A central focus is placed on formation algorithms that allow autonomous robots to establish, maintain, and modify geometric formations while responding to environmental changes. The text examines the engineering principles behind formation control, leader-follower strategies, consensus-based coordination, behavior-based methods, graph-theoretic approaches, and decentralized navigation. It also discusses motion planning, obstacle avoidance, trajectory generation, localization, and synchronization techniques that contribute to safe and efficient collaborative robot operation. These topics provide readers with a practical understanding of how distributed algorithms improve coordination, flexibility, and operational performance within multi-robot environments.The book further explores sensing, perception, and communication technologies that support distributed robotic intelligence. Topics including sensor fusion, environmental mapping, simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), wireless communication, cooperative perception, path planning, autonomous decision-making, and real-time coordination are presented within the broader framework of intelligent robotic systems. Readers gain insight into how distributed robotic platforms can share information, adapt to changing conditions, and accomplish complex tasks through coordinated action while minimizing computational and communication overhead. Distributed Formation Algorithms for Autonomous Robots introduces the principles and algorithms that enable multiple autonomous robots to coordinate, communicate, and maintain cooperative formations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Distributed robotic systems have become a cornerstone of modern automation, enabling multiple autonomous robots to collaborate efficiently without relying on centralized control. Distributed Formation Algorithms for Autonomous Robots provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles, algorithms, and engineering concepts that enable teams of autonomous robots to organize, coordinate, and maintain cooperative formations while operating in dynamic and uncertain environments. By combining robotics, distributed computing, artificial intelligence, control engineering, and autonomous navigation, the book presents the foundational technologies that support coordinated multi-robot systems across a wide range of applications.The book explores the architecture of distributed robotic systems by examining how autonomous robots communicate, exchange information, and make decentralized decisions while accomplishing shared objectives. Readers are introduced to the concepts of distributed control, cooperative behavior, multi-agent systems, communication networks, consensus algorithms, and autonomous coordination that enable robot teams to function effectively without continuous centralized supervision. The discussion emphasizes scalability, fault tolerance, adaptability, and reliability as essential characteristics of distributed robotic architectures.A central focus is placed on formation algorithms that allow autonomous robots to establish, maintain, and modify geometric formations while responding to environmental changes. The text examines the engineering principles behind formation control, leader-follower strategies, consensus-based coordination, behavior-based methods, graph-theoretic approaches, and decentralized navigation. It also discusses motion planning, obstacle avoidance, trajectory generation, localization, and synchronization techniques that contribute to safe and efficient collaborative robot operation. These topics provide readers with a practical understanding of how distributed algorithms improve coordination, flexibility, and operational performance within multi-robot environments.The book further explores sensing, perception, and communication technologies that support distributed robotic intelligence. Topics including sensor fusion, environmental mapping, simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), wireless communication, cooperative perception, path planning, autonomous decision-making, and real-time coordination are presented within the broader framework of intelligent robotic systems. Readers gain insight into how distributed robotic platforms can share information, adapt to changing conditions, and accomplish complex tasks through coordinated action while minimizing computational and communication overhead. Distributed Formation Algorithms for Autonomous Robots introduces the principles and algorithms that enable multiple autonomous robots to coordinate, communicate, and maintain cooperative formations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Distributed robotic systems have become a cornerstone of modern automation, enabling multiple autonomous robots to collaborate efficiently without relying on centralized control. Distributed Formation Algorithms for Autonomous Robots provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles, algorithms, and engineering concepts that enable teams of autonomous robots to organize, coordinate, and maintain cooperative formations while operating in dynamic and uncertain environments. By combining robotics, distributed computing, artificial intelligence, control engineering, and autonomous navigation, the book presents the foundational technologies that support coordinated multi-robot systems across a wide range of applications.The book explores the architecture of distributed robotic systems by examining how autonomous robots communicate, exchange information, and make decentralized decisions while accomplishing shared objectives. Readers are introduced to the concepts of distributed control, cooperative behavior, multi-agent systems, communication networks, consensus algorithms, and autonomous coordination that enable robot teams to function effectively without continuous centralized supervision. The discussion emphasizes scalability, fault tolerance, adaptability, and reliability as essential characteristics of distributed robotic architectures.A central focus is placed on formation algorithms that allow autonomous robots to establish, maintain, and modify geometric formations while responding to environmental changes. The text examines the engineering principles behind formation control, leader-follower strategies, consensus-based coordination, behavior-based methods, graph-theoretic approaches, and decentralized navigation. It also discusses motion planning, obstacle avoidance, trajectory generation, localization, and synchronization techniques that contribute to safe and efficient collaborative robot operation. These topics provide readers with a practical understanding of how distributed algorithms improve coordination, flexibility, and operational performance within multi-robot environments.The book further explores sensing, perception, and communication technologies that support distributed robotic intelligence. Topics including sensor fusion, environmental mapping, simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), wireless communication, cooperative perception, path planning, autonomous decision-making, and real-time coordination are presented within the broader framework of intelligent robotic systems. Readers gain insight into how distributed robotic platforms can share information, adapt to changing conditions, and accomplish complex tasks through coordinated action while minimizing computational and communication overhead. Distributed Formation Algorithms for Autonomous Robots introduces the principles and algorithms that enable multiple autonomous robots to coordinate, communicate, and maintain cooperative formations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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    Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Distributed robotic systems have become a cornerstone of modern automation, enabling multiple autonomous robots to collaborate efficiently without relying on centralized control. Distributed Formation Algorithms for Autonomous Robots provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles, algorithms, and engineering concepts that enable teams of autonomous robots to organize, coordinate, and maintain cooperative formations while operating in dynamic and uncertain environments. By combining robotics, distributed computing, artificial intelligence, control engineering, and autonomous navigation, the book presents the foundational technologies that support coordinated multi-robot systems across a wide range of applications.The book explores the architecture of distributed robotic systems by examining how autonomous robots communicate, exchange information, and make decentralized decisions while accomplishing shared objectives. Readers are introduced to the concepts of distributed control, cooperative behavior, multi-agent systems, communication networks, consensus algorithms, and autonomous coordination that enable robot teams to function effectively without continuous centralized supervision. The discussion emphasizes scalability, fault tolerance, adaptability, and reliability as essential characteristics of distributed robotic architectures.A central focus is placed on formation algorithms that allow autonomous robots to establish, maintain, and modify geometric formations while responding to environmental changes. The text examines the engineering principles behind formation control, leader-follower strategies, consensus-based coordination, behavior-based methods, graph-theoretic approaches, and decentralized navigation. It also discusses motion planning, obstacle avoidance, trajectory generation, localization, and synchronization techniques that contribute to safe and efficient collaborative robot operation. These topics provide readers with a practical understanding of how distributed algorithms improve coordination, flexibility, and operational performance within multi-robot environments.The book further explores sensing, perception, and communication technologies that support distributed robotic intelligence. Topics including sensor fusion, environmental mapping, simultaneous localization and mapping (SLAM), wireless communication, cooperative perception, path planning, autonomous decision-making, and real-time coordination are presented within the broader framework of intelligent robotic systems. Readers gain insight into how distributed robotic platforms can share information, adapt to changing conditions, and accomplish complex tasks through coordinated action while minimizing computational and communication overhead.…

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    Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Distributed Formation Algorithms for Autonomous Robots | Vadimir Mikong | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | SHARK NAIL | EAN 9781962116848 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…