Okumura1,2 & Xavier Defago3 Macao, 19th – 25th Aug. 2023 IJCAI-23 https://kei18.github.io/sssp 1National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) 2University of Cambridge 3Tokyo Institute of Technology
its own configuration space Each robot has initial and goal configurations solution: collision-free trajectories *not addressed in this study in continuous spaces allowing heterogeneity allowing kinematics/dynamics* constraints extremely challenging!
of workspace; typically done by sampling-based motion planning (SBMP) compute collision-free paths e.g., [Svestka+ 98; Solovery+ IJRR-16; Cohen+ SoCS-19; Solis+ RA-L-21] Construct agent-wise roadmaps by some means 1. Solve multi-agent pathfinding (MAPF) on these roadmaps 2.
planning process? two-phase planning Construct agent-wise roadmaps by some means Solve multi-agent pathfinding (MAPF) on these roadmaps 1. 2. decoupled
10 20 40 50 00 next node continue until all agents reach their goal Combined with some techniques, SSSP eventually finds a solution for solvable instances c.f., probabilistic completeness in SBMP
runtime (sec) solved instances (%) Point2d DOF: 2N - 100 instances with 10 random seeds - each instance is randomly generated - number of robots: 2–10 - heterogeneous robots Comparison with Standard Approaches
96] CBS [Sharon+ AIJ-15] on PRMs (with adjusted heuristics) PP [Silver AIIDE-05] on PRMs SSSP two-phase planning direct application of SBMP runtime (sec) solved instances (%) Point2d DOF: 2N - 100 instances with 10 random seeds - each instance is randomly generated - number of robots: 2–10 - heterogeneous robots Comparison with Standard Approaches
and search for quick multi-robot motion planning future directions improving solution quality (current: not excellent) incoporating dynamics further integration of SBMP and MAPF algorithms