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Case Study in Coordination

The task of coordinating intelligent agents has become increasingly pervasive and significant. When autonomous agents such as robots are used in teams rather than as individuals, their coordination can become more critical for system performance than their individual capabilities. The deployment strategies and communication modes play an important role in the coordination of these teams.

Steven H. Kim | Steven H. Kim

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