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A Predict-Fuzzy Logic Communication Approach for Multi Robotic Cooperation and Competition

Tingkai Wa, Quan Dang, and Peiyuan Pan
Faculty of Computing, London Metropolitan University, London N7 8DB, UK

Abstract—This paper presents a new intelligent communication strategy for multi robots’ cooperation and competition, which combines the explicit with implicit communications via using the prediction of robotic behavior and a fuzzy communication approach. The multi robotic system employs a host computer and a team of mobile robots that understand the semantics and grammar as well as observe the codes of conduct. Based on the intelligent communication strategy, two robots playing a zero-sum game of hide-and-seek and two cooperative robots competing against a third robot have been explored. The results of simulation show that the new intelligent communication strategy and the algorithms for cooperation and competition used in the multi-robot system work successfully.

Index Terms—Multi-robot systems; Communication Fuzzy logic; Cooperation; Competition

Cite: Tingkai Wang, Quan Dang, and Peiyuan Pan, "A Predict-Fuzzy Logic Communication Approach for Multi Robotic Cooperation and Competition," Journal of Communications, vol. 6, no.3, pp.225-231, 2011. Doi: 10.4304/jcm.6.3.225-231
 

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