Collaborative control systems typically involve multiple agents that communicate and share information in real time. These agents can include human operators, automated robotic systems, and software algorithms. The process involves:
Information Sharing: Agents share data regarding their status, environment, and tasks to ensure everyone has a common understanding of the situation. Task Allocation: Tasks are dynamically allocated to the most suitable agent based on their capabilities and current workload. Coordination: Agents coordinate their actions to avoid conflicts and ensure that tasks are completed efficiently and accurately. Feedback Loops: Continuous feedback is used to adjust actions and strategies in real time, improving the overall effectiveness of the system.
