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Understanding the Potential Impact of Multiple Robots in Odor Source Localization

Publication:Understanding the Potential Impact of Multiple Robots in Odor Source Localization

Publication: Understanding the Potential Impact of Multiple Robots in Odor Source Localization

  • Authors: Lochmatter, Thomas; Martinoli, Alcherio
Posted on: July 6, 2018
Keywords: bio-inspired, khepera iii, multi-robot, nccr-mics, nccr-mics/cl2, odor source localization, webots

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