Simulation of Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) Swarm Diffusion
Enrico Petritoli, Marco Cagnetti, Fabio Leccese
Abstract
The paper shows the simulation of the behavior of a swarm of underwater drones (AUV) diffused in a closed section of the sea and inserted from a single starting point: Based on a few essential rules, we will see how their behavior evolves and how they manage to spread throughout the area assigned to them. In the first part of this work, after defining the design of the vehicle, we introduce our vision of the swarm, its problems, and its strengths. Later, we show how to spread a series of underwater drones with "diffused intelligence" (swarm) and its microscopic diffusion model. In the last part, we present the simulation that supports our approach to the swarm.
Topics & Concepts
Swarm behaviourDroneUnderwaterSwarm intelligenceComputer scienceSwarm roboticsDiffusionMarine engineeringArtificial intelligenceSimulationEngineeringParticle swarm optimizationGeologyAlgorithmPhysicsOceanographyGeneticsThermodynamicsBiologyUnderwater Vehicles and Communication SystemsDistributed Control Multi-Agent SystemsUAV Applications and Optimization