2017 IEEE XXIV International Conference on Electronics, Electrical Engineering and Computing (INTERCON) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/intercon.2017.8079646
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Planning a drone fleet using artificial intelligence for search and rescue missions

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“…There are more, but the most common thing is that they use drones and AI to minimize the time of the operation and increase collaboration and coordination while performing SAR tasks. [15] 2.2 Results of the experiments -It is noticeable that the chance to be found for the people who are in danger using drones is much higher since the drone will be able to cover a much larger area, compared to the traditional way as in table 1 and table 2. -Unmanned aerial vehicles will ensure the coverage of a large area in less time, reducing the impact of the limited battery capacity.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are more, but the most common thing is that they use drones and AI to minimize the time of the operation and increase collaboration and coordination while performing SAR tasks. [15] 2.2 Results of the experiments -It is noticeable that the chance to be found for the people who are in danger using drones is much higher since the drone will be able to cover a much larger area, compared to the traditional way as in table 1 and table 2. -Unmanned aerial vehicles will ensure the coverage of a large area in less time, reducing the impact of the limited battery capacity.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The immediate perceivable benefits of integrating robotic systems into SAR operations have been the spotlight in numerous research works with the objective to identify whether these aerial robots can perform their tasks effectively and enhance the rescue workers' performance under several conditions. Researchers have studied various aspects of rescue robots utilization for crisis management including path planning [35], the potential coordination of multiple UAVs during a mission [36], mission abort policies [37] , the utilization of artificial intelligence techniques for enhancing their capabilities during SAR missions [38], the probability of low-altitude midair collision [39] and how UAVs were used in real missions and what were the lessons learned [40][41][42][43] etc. Unfortunately, the safety aspect of UAVs for SAR missions, from a sociotechnical point of view, has not been extensively reported in the literature.…”
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“…Although the focus of their work was on the implementation of an agent-based UAV, or a group of UAVs working as a MAS, the implementation of such a system was not discussed or evaluated. Dominguez, Nesmachnow, and Hernández-Vega have, as part of a broader project aimed at controlling a group of UAVs as a MAS, investigated the use of BDI with an integrated Genetic Algorithm (GA) for path planning [66].…”
Section: Other Examples Of Bdi Applied To Roboticsmentioning
confidence: 99%