SMART-LLM: Smart Multi-Agent Robot Task Planning using Large Language Models

SMART-LLM: интеллектуальное планирование задач для роботов с несколькими агентами с использованием больших языковых моделей
Shyam Sundar Kannan, Vishnunandan L. N. Venkatesh, Byung‐Cheol Min
2024-10-14

coalition formationlarge language modelsmulti-robot task planningtask allocationtask decomposition
In this work, we introduce SMART-LLM, an innovative framework designed for embodied multi-robot task planning. SMART-LLM: Smart Multi-Agent Robot Task Planning using Large Language Models (LLMs), harnesses the power of LLMs to convert high-level task instructions provided as input into a multi-robot task plan. It accomplishes this by executing a series of stages, including task decomposition, coalition formation, and task allocation, all guided by programmatic LLM prompts within the few-shot prompting paradigm. We create a benchmark dataset designed for validating the multi-robot task planning problem, encompassing four distinct categories of high-level instructions that vary in task complexity. Our evaluation experiments span both simulation and real-world scenarios, demonstrating that the proposed model can achieve promising results for generating multi-robot task plans. The experimental videos, code, and datasets from the work can be found at https://sites.google.com/view/smart-llm/.
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Experiments in both simulated and real-world environments show promising performance in generating multi-robot task plans.
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SMART-LLM converts high-level task instructions into executable multi-robot task plans using large language models.
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The authors introduce a benchmark dataset covering four categories of high-level instructions with varying task complexity for multi-robot planning evaluation.
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The framework decomposes tasks, forms robot coalitions, and allocates subtasks through programmatic LLM prompts within a few-shot learning paradigm.

embodied multi-robot task planning

LLM-guided conversion of high-level task instructions into multi-robot plans through task decomposition, coalition formation, and task allocation

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Shyam Sundar Kannan
Vishnunandan L. N. Venkatesh
Byung‐Cheol Min
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