ERC Consolidator Grant · 2019
Multi-agent control is a popular research topic due to its applications in a variety of areas. The main approach has been to incorporate tools from single-agent control to the multi-agent setup. However, many applications involve more complex tasks that may not be cast as a classic control objective, while the agents may be subject to constraints in space and time. A current trend is thus to use formal verification in order to specify more general task specifications that induce a sequence of control actions rather than a stand-alone objective. Spatiotemporal logics are based on continuous time signals and allow formulating space and time constraints, and thus are suitable for defining such…
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