Multi-Robot-Path-Planning-on-Graphs
Robot navigation
An algorithmic solution to find the optimal path for multiple robots on a graph network while avoiding collisions and ensuring a specific goal configuration
Multi-Robot Path Planning on Graphs Solution by A* algorithm
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Language: Matlab
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