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Reactive Navigation of Multiple Moving Agents by Collaborative Resolution of Conflicts (2005)  (Make Corrections)  
K. Madhava Krishna, et al.



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Abstract: this paper specifically for the case where it is not feasible to have a priori the plans and locations of all other robots, robots can broadcast information between one another only within a specified communication distance, and a robot is restricted in its ability to react to collision conflicts that occur outside of a specified time interval called the reaction time interval. Collision conflicts are resolved through velocity control by a search operation in the robot's velocity space.... (Update)

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@misc{ krishna-reactive,
  author = "K. Madhava Krishna and et al.",
  title = "Reactive Navigation of Multiple Moving Agents by Collaborative Resolution
    of Conflicts",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/krishna05reactive.html" }
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