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In the area of street construction, multiple heterogeneous construction machines have to cooperate in order to fulfill their tasks. While current manual coordination exploits error-prone hand-gestures, and other visual or acoustical communication, the ongoing automation of construction sites requires digital wireless high-bandwidth communication. Thereby, many-faceted communication links are required to meet the application requirements while coping with the unstructured and possibly infrastructure-less environment. In this paper, a new communication approach is presented which seamlessly integrates these multiquality wireless connections into the behavior-based control system approach to allow for a safe and robust autonomous operation of construction machine fleets.
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Ropertz, T., Wolf, P., Berns, K., Hirth, J., Decker, P. (2018). Cooperation and Communication of Autonomous Tandem Rollers in Street Construction Scenarios. In: Berns, K., et al. Commercial Vehicle Technology 2018. Proceedings. Springer Vieweg, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-21300-8_3
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