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New GAMBIT framework learns coordinated multi-robot trajectories

Researchers have developed GAMBIT, a new framework for learning coordinated motion primitives for multi-robot trajectory execution. This approach uses imitation learning to initially capture coordinated behaviors and then refines the policy through reinforcement learning. GAMBIT has demonstrated superior performance compared to existing centralized and decentralized planning methods, successfully coordinating over a thousand robots with planning latencies under a few hundred milliseconds in continuous domains. AI

IMPACT This research could enable more complex and scalable coordination for large swarms of robots in various applications.

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New GAMBIT framework learns coordinated multi-robot trajectories

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  1. arXiv cs.MA (Multiagent) TIER_1 English(EN) · Amanda Prorok ·

    GAMBIT: Learning to Plan Continuous Multi-Robot Trajectories

    GAMBIT is an opening chess move in which a player sacrifices a piece, typically a pawn, to gain a positional advantage later in the game. Analogously, in multi-robot coordination, individual robots may need to forgo locally reward-maximising behaviours to improve overall team per…