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Yingshu Li, My T. Thai, and Weili Wu

"Wireless Sensor Networks and Applications"

g., how do we reposition the robots to increase the communication
bandwidth).
The analysis of MWSN can make use of many results from prior robotics
research on cooperative mobile robots [7, 30, 34, 46] including methods to
estimate robot position (localization) using SLAM [12, 15, 33, 49], attain area
coverage [50], environment mapping [47], and flight formation [13]. Many of
these algorithms are based on stochastic estimation techniques using the Excollection
of sensors, it also expands the coverage and fault tolerance of a
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tended Kalman Filter that integrates navigational information with external
sensor information in a recursive algorithm [28]. Examples of robot team tasks
have been investigated on a variety of hardware platforms, for example foraging,
ant colony behavior, robotic soccer, map making, area searching, mine
sweeping, etc [2]. Examples of relevant sensor deployment scenarios considered
in the past are the distributed algorithm for odor localization in [20], battery
charging behaviors for a mobile robot team in [32], object tracking [8, 56, 57],
target classification [30], distributed control [48], and sensor validation [1].
While multiple vehicle localization and sensor fusion are classic problems
in robotics, the problem of distributed field variable estimation is typically relevant
to charting and prediction in oceanography and meteorology [4, 13, 14,
17].


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