Formation Switching
Formation Switching is a dynamic reconfiguration strategy in swarm robotics that enables a collective of agents to transition between distinct spatial arrangements while preserving system coherence and task functionality.
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Hybrid control of formations of robots
Rafael Fierro, Arindam Das, Vijay Kumar et al. · 2002 · 206 citations · Full text
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Beihang University
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