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I have a multi-agent application which is like a big state machine: Parcel sorting.
To deliver parcels, we are currently using Actionlib to provide tasks to the UGVs, and the tasks are defined by a simple state machine.
I just bumped into SMACH and wonder if it is suitable for multi-agent systems like my application. For one UGV, it would be super simple to use SMACH, but I do not see how I could use it for multiple agents.
The state machine for each UGVs looks like:
START
* INIT
INIT
* GET_PARCEL
GET_PARCEL
* when parcel_put: SCAN_PARCEL
SCAN_PARCEL
* when parcel_scanned DELIVER_PARCEL
DELIVER_PARCEL
* when parcel_removed: GET_PARCEL
* if timeout: EMERGENCY_GATE
EMERGENCY_GATE
* when parcel_removed: GET_PARCEL
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Each UGV should be able to run it's own state machine. Even if all state machines are running on the same roscore, as long as they run in different namespaces I think this should be fine.
I have a multi-agent application which is like a big state machine: Parcel sorting.
To deliver parcels, we are currently using Actionlib to provide tasks to the UGVs, and the tasks are defined by a simple state machine.
I just bumped into SMACH and wonder if it is suitable for multi-agent systems like my application. For one UGV, it would be super simple to use SMACH, but I do not see how I could use it for multiple agents.
The state machine for each UGVs looks like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: