Emotional Metaheuristics For in-situ Foraging Using Sensor Constrained Robot Swarms

05/09/2017
by   Eshwaran Vijaya Kumar, et al.
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We present a new social animal inspired emotional swarm intelligence technique. This technique is used to solve a variant of the popular collective robots problem called foraging. We show with a simulation study how simple interaction rules based on sensations like hunger and loneliness can lead to globally coherent emergent behavior which allows sensor constrained robots to solve the given problem

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