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No Need to Stop the Fleet: Localized Anomaly Isolation via Dead Zones in AGV Fleets
Automated Guided Vehicle (AGV) fleets in production and logistics environments rely on a system-wide emergency stop to handle local anomalies such as malfunctions, hazards, or contaminated areas. While safe, this approach halts the entire fleet even when only a small area is affected, causing unnece
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