Keywords: mivar, mivar decision-making systems, logical AI, distribution system, group of warehouse robots, robot-loader, robot-transporter, robot-unloader
Mivar decision-making system for optimized cargo distribution for groups of warehouse robots
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DOI: 10.26102/2310-6018/2025.50.3.047
This article proposes an intelligent mivar decision-making system (MDMS) designed for the optimized distribution and transportation of cargo by groups of warehouse robots. This mivar decision-making system integrates three groups of different warehouse robots: the loader robot (RP), the transporter robot (RT), and the unloader robot (RR). The selection and determination of the state of each robot (loader robot, transporter robot, and unloader robot) are based on corresponding calculations performed using specially developed algorithms. These algorithms are based on a series of key equation systems, such as the transporter robot equation system, the loader robot equation system, the unloader robot equation system, and the command variable system. The equation systems take into account the robot's state, operational capability, ability to complete cargo transportation, compatibility for cargo transportation, etc. Additionally, the Manhattan distance is considered, which helps determine the robot's ability to complete its task. The article provides a detailed description of the equation systems and calculation algorithms, as well as a formalized description of the domain in which the mivar logical artificial intelligence system operates. The logical schematic of the MDMS system and decision-making rules are also outlined, which aid in robot selection, making the system more efficient. Experimental results show that this system can function normally according to pre-established logic and objectives. It accurately completed all distribution tasks, demonstrating good stability and reliability.
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Keywords: mivar, mivar decision-making systems, logical AI, distribution system, group of warehouse robots, robot-loader, robot-transporter, robot-unloader
For citation: Gong S. Mivar decision-making system for optimized cargo distribution for groups of warehouse robots. Modeling, Optimization and Information Technology. 2025;13(3). URL: https://moitvivt.ru/ru/journal/pdf?id=2019 DOI: 10.26102/2310-6018/2025.50.3.047 (In Russ).
Received 03.07.2025
Revised 20.08.2025
Accepted 03.09.2025