Researchers have developed a GPU-resident pipeline designed for multi-robot 3D inspection of underwater structures. This system computes optimal trajectories for a fleet of robots, each equipped with a limited-view camera, to collectively cover a specified portion of a target surface. The pipeline addresses the NP-hard nature of the problem by decomposing it into several stages, including viewpoint generation, visibility computation, set cover, and multi-agent path finding, all optimized for GPU acceleration. AI
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