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MATE-BT: A Hierarchical Decentralized Task Framework for Heterogeneous Multi-Robot Systems
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Sunbeen Lee and co-authors propose MATE-BT, a hierarchical decentralized task autonomy framework for heterogeneous multi-robot teams, which decouples task execution, task allocation, and task execution into three layers, with an onboard active leader responsible for task advancement and team-level task allocation, and for transferring authority after leader failure. The authors state that in physical experiments all computation of MATE-BT runs onboard; hardware-in-the-loop resource measurements support its onboard execution on Jetson Orin Nano and Raspberry Pi 5. By updating only the affected layers rather than regenerating the full plan, the framework maintains a response time of approximately 130 ms with 30 robots and 120 targets.
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- MATE-BT: A Hierarchically Decentralized Behavior Tree Framework for Mission Autonomy in Heterogeneous Multi-Robot Teams
The paper proposes MATE-BT, a decentralized framework for heterogeneous multi-robot teams that hierarchically decouples mission execution, task allocation, and task execution. An onboard active leader manages mission progression and team-level task assignment, and authority transfers after a leader failure.
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