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Robot to robot communication

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I like to ask if anyone has experience with two interacting autonomous devices, robots. Personal experience is what I mean... (eg. finished or unfinished) I just came from a lecture session and the topic was slightly, hm, covered. Autonomous society instead of a single device?
 

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I see no difference between two transceivers, whether they are human operated or autonomous, unless there is a specific standard for that applications. otherwise any existent communication can be employed.

You may want to give more information to have a better idea what you want to talk about.

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Sal
 

nuttaphong191 said:
I like to ask if anyone has experience with two interacting autonomous devices, robots. Personal experience is what I mean... (eg. finished or unfinished) I just came from a lecture session and the topic was slightly, hm, covered. Autonomous society instead of a single device?

During my study time I saw some of my Lab mate build a group of robot that communicate throught ZigBee module. They collect assigned colour pallet on the table.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZigBee
http://www.maxstream.net/
 

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