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Coordinating a Robot Swarm in a Warehouse by Aggregate Programming: A Case Study
Multi-robot systems (MRS) are becoming increasingly relevant within diverse application domains, including warehouse logistics, where robots are in charge of moving and storing crates, by navigating through the warehouse shelves. Engineering such robust multi-robot systems is a significant challenge
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