Our research group has collaborated with other groups to apply task and motion planning to several multidisciplinary research projects. We have used our algorithms in real-world applications to plan for the motion of Autonomous Ground Vehicles (AGV), robotic manipulators, and insect-scale robots that can jump and glide. We have applied our algorithms to enable efficient and real-time multi-robot task allocation to use robots to automate manufacturing workstations. We have applied our algorithms outside of traditional robotics, including computer aided design (CAD), AR/VR and even problems in computational biology, including modeling protein folding and pharmaceutical drug design. Motion planning methods can also be used for automating the design of complex systems such as for designing the routing of wires in a car.

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