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MR-SPITE: Accelerating Multi-Robot Conflict Scans via Hierarchical Swept-Volume Approximations
Conflict scanning over synchronized robot paths requires detailed collision checking, potentially across every robot pair at every timestep, and may be repeated many times as conflicts are repaired. We present Multi-Robot SPITE (MR-SPITE), a conservative, motion-segment-based filter for accelerating
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