RickYang2016/Gut-Pursuit-Domain-in-Robotarium-ISR2022

"Game-theoretic utility tree for multi-robot cooperative pursuit strategy" Paper with Code for 2022 the 54th international symposium on robotics (ISR europe). IEEE. Furthermore, include the codes of Explore Domain implementing in Robotarium.

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This project helps robotics researchers and engineers design and test cooperative strategies for multiple robots to catch a moving target. By inputting the number of 'pursuer' robots and one 'evader,' it outputs simulated or real-world robot behaviors using a Game-theoretic Utility Tree (GUT) strategy. The end-user is typically a robotics researcher or control systems engineer working on multi-agent systems.

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Use this if you are developing or evaluating multi-robot pursuit strategies, particularly for scenarios where a smaller group of robots needs to coordinate effectively to catch an agile target.

Not ideal if you are looking for a plug-and-play solution for general robot navigation or obstacle avoidance rather than cooperative pursuit.

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