Squads of Adaptive Robots (SoAR): an architecture for operating heterogeneous fleets of marine robots

Georgios Salavasidis, Trishna Saeharaseelan,Dan Jones, James Kirk,Davide Fenucci, Shivan Ramdhanie,Izzat Kamarudzaman,Ashley W. Morris,Matthew Kingsland,Alvaro Lorenzo,Owain Jones, Terry Wood,Alexander Phillips, Benjamin Sportich,Sara Bernardini, Simon Gibbs,Ian Godfrey, Tom Bennetts, Dominic So, Mark Boghurst, Tom Rooney, Jonathan Law, Iain Vincent, Alan Gould, Rebecca Simmonds, Ruth Wilson-Nash

OCEANS 2023 - Limerick(2023)

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Fleets of Marine Autonomous Systems are increasingly utilised for ocean surveying and monitoring, since they provide both spatial and temporal coverage at a significantly lower cost than conventional methods. Facilitating this mode of operation requires further developments in the field of heterogeneous fleet mission planning, control system interoperability and acoustic networking infrastructure. The Squads of Adaptive Robots project is tackling these challenges to bring together a fleet consisting of light weight microAUVs, a high-powered mapping AUV and an Uncrewed Surface Vehicle to efficiently, by utilising a fleet-level intelligent mission planning system, triage and map areas of the seabed. This paper provides an overview of the aspirations and design of the solution.
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Autonomous Underwater Vehicles, Heterogeneous Fleets, Mission Planning, Acoustic Networks
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