Performance Analysis of Random Peer - to - Peer Communication for a Multiple-Robot System

Abstract

In this paper, we present a physical implementation of Random Peer-to-Peer (RP2P) communication for use in a multiplerobot system and analyze its performance. Traditionally, multiple-robot systems have either broadcast all of their interrobot communication or have avoided explicit communication altogether. RP2P communication, on the other hand, allows efficient system-level communication while retaining the errorcorrection capabilities of peer-to-peer connections. We demonstrate that RP2P communication can be implemented with off-the-shelf components. MRS as large as ten robots are investigated and it is demonstrated that message rates as high as 50 messages/second are easily achievable using TCP connections and 802.11B wireless interface.

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Amit Agrawal , Dr. JM Keller , Dr. RK Dave

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Amit Agrawal, Dr. JM Keller, Dr. RK Dave (2011). Performance Analysis of Random Peer - to - Peer Communication for a Multiple-Robot System. International Journal of Computer Science and Management Studies (IJCSMS) www.ijcsms.com, 11(2), 195-199. https://europub.co.uk/articles/-A-92896