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Multi-Layer Networks and Routing Protocols for Aquatic Robotic Swarm Management

Maria MANNONE, Peppino Fazio, Norbert MARWAN, Achille GIACOMETTI

DOI: 10.15598/aeee.v22i2.5595


Abstract

The paradigm of multi-layer networks can help devise a set of robotic swarms interacting with mobile computing centrals. We present here a network and routing modeling for swarm robotics in aquatic environment, modeled upon multi-layer networks. Joining concepts and techniques from different disciplines allows us building a robust system with potential practical applications in scenarios such as environmental care. We discuss our results and further developments of the proposed approach.

Keywords


Swarm robotics; networks; routing

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