Knowledge Graphs for Autonomous Robotic Missions
A new methodology integrates knowledge graphs into ROS 2 systems to improve autonomous robotic mission efficiency. The approach defines initial and target conditions, structures tasks and subtasks, sequences them, represents data in a knowledge graph, and designs missions with a high-level language. A simulated search and rescue mission in Gazebo using Aerostack2 framework demonstrates drones autonomously locating a target, showing enhanced decision-making and performance. The paper is available on arXiv.
Key facts
- Methodology implements knowledge graphs in ROS 2 systems
- Steps: define conditions, structure tasks, plan sequence, represent data, design mission
- Implemented within Aerostack2 framework
- Simulated search and rescue mission in Gazebo environment
- Drones autonomously locate a target
- Improves decision-making and mission performance
- Paper submitted to arXiv on January 27, 2025
- Subject: Computer Science > Robotics
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- arXiv
- Aerostack2
- Gazebo