Group robot system that can obtain detailed overall information of object efficiently
AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKeita Hara, Masaki Hamamoto, Yoshiji Ohta
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AssigneeSharp Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKeita Hara, Masaki Hamamoto, Yoshiji Ohta
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A group robot system includes a plurality of sensing robots and a base station controlling the sensing robots, and establishes communication in a hierarchical manner. The hierarchical structure is formed of a plurality of levels between a plurality of sensing robots with base station as the highest hierarchical level. The first sensing robot detects an object; the second sensing robot conducts further search on the object; and the third sensing robot conducts communication relay between the first sensing robot and the base station. When the first sensing robot detects an object, the base station provides control such that all sensing robots, other than the first, second and third sensing robots, move outside the current area of search.
A group robot system comprising a plurality of sensing robots, and a control apparatus controlling (i) an operation of each of said plurality of sensing robots, and (ii) a definition of areas in which of each of said plurality of sensing robots are respectively located relative to said control apparatus,
A sensing robot capable of fluttering flight included in a group robot system comprising a plurality of sensing robots and a control apparatus controlling (i) an operation of each of said plurality of sensing robots, and (ii) a definition of areas in which of each of said plurality of sensing robots are respectively located relative to said control apparatus,
A base station included in a group robot system comprising a plurality of sensing robots including at least one sensing robot capable of fluttering flight through a fluttering motion and a control apparatus controlling (i) an operation of each of said plurality of sensing robots, and (ii) a definition of areas in which of each of said plurality of sensing robots are respectively located relative to said control apparatus,
A pheromone robot included in a group robot system comprising a plurality of sensing robots including at least one sensing robot capable of fluttering flight through a fluttering motion and a control apparatus controlling (i) an operation of each of said plurality of sensing robots, and (ii) a definition of areas in which of each of said plurality of sensing robots are respectively located relative to said control apparatus,
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