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Human-Swarm Teaming with Proximal Interactions

<p>Autonomous swarms are capable of accomplishing simple tasks but when it comes to critical situations (e.g., disaster management) they cannot manage the whole mission. By establishing a human-swarm interaction we create a system that can outperform humans or autonomous swarms when working independently. We propose a human-swarm teaming with proximal interactions between human operators and robots in a multi-agent system. One of the major challenges in a human-swarm interaction is acquiring global information about the swarm&#39;s state and visualizing it to the human operators. Continuous swarm observation requires global communication between the human operator and the swarm that limits scalability and comes with a high communication cost. In our approach, we only allow one-to-one communications in local neighborhoods between agent-agent and operator-agent. By doing that, we decrease the cognitive complexity of human-swarm interaction to O(1). Agents collectively explore and map the environment by disseminating their observations and incorporating their neighboring agents&#39; maps. Human operators then use these maps to estimate the swarm&#39;s state, manipulate the maps to control the swarm, and as a result, determine the level of autonomy of the swarm. We verify our approach with a disaster management scenario where a simulated aerial swarm is spread across a mission zone to explore an environment. Our proposed method for human-swarm teaming with proximal interactions successfully guides a swarm to explore a mission area in a dynamic environment and allows a single operator to control the swarm.</p>

opencc-by-4.0Feb 2020View details →
dryad36/100

The significance of social interactions in synchronized swarming flight in a termite

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publicOct 2024View details →

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