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Computer Science > Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition

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By Jack Roberts, Nora Ayanian
| arxiv.org
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Hierarchical Task Assignment and Path Finding with Limited Communication for Robot Swarms

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By Dario Albani, Nora Ayanian, Wolfgang Hönig, Daniele Nardi
| MDPI
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Diversity in the IT Industry is Key to Solving Global Problems

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By Nora Ayanian
| 3BL Media
Diversity is crucial when solving challenging problems, whether you work with people, devices, or robots. For more than a decade, I’ve worked in multi-robot coordination, studying how to make teams of robots work better together. And in that time, we’ve made a lot of progress in putting robots to work. You might not realize the huge impact robots have had on our lives: they make our cars and airplanes stronger and safer, our mobile devices smaller, and even get our packages to us faster.
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