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@inproceedings{Mert2022MECO,
  author =        {Can, Mert Ege and Ramkisoen, Poedjadevie and
                   Karaduman, Burak and Demeyer, Serge and
                   Challenger, Moharram},
  booktitle =     {Proceedings {MECO2022} (11th Mediterranean Conference
                   on Embedded Computing)},
  pages =         {1-6},
  title =         {Enhancing Autonomous Guided Robots using Software
                   Agents and UWB Technology},
  year =          {2022},
  abstract =      {Autonomous Guided Vehicles are mobile robots that can
                   use various technologies and techniques for their
                   navigation such as line following, indoor
                   localisation, image recognition, GPS, laser- and
                   gyro-based. These mobile robots are widely used in
                   the manufacturing industry to achieve goals around
                   their operation area. In this research, we benefit
                   from the ultra-wide-band (UWB) technology to enhance
                   the navigation of the mobile robot's indoor area
                   independent from any physical line. The mobile robots
                   move along a given way-point which is defined by the
                   remote agent. Moreover, we use a high-level
                   programming approach using software agents,
                   specifically the JADE framework. In order to show the
                   feasibility of creating such a complex and a mobile
                   system, three requirements should be satisfied.
                   Firstly, an architectural design is needed to reduce
                   the design complexity, secondly the interplay between
                   agent behaviour types and the API functions should be
                   satisfied to allow agents control over the low-level
                   device features. Lastly, the mobile robot should be
                   able to consume the given points while creating the
                   paths towards them using the data provided by the UWB
                   service. As a result, we have seen that the UWB
                   technology provided the required independence and
                   flexibility. The mobile robots were implemented using
                   LEGO, BrickPI 3 hardware interface and RaspberryPI
                   3.},
  annote =        {internationalconference},
  doi =           {10.1109/MECO55406.2022.9797196},
}

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