Resumo (PT):
Abstract (EN):
This paper presents some of the
developments we made with the goal of allowing a
friendly control and simulation of a large number of
autonomous agents based in behavior in interactive realtime
systems. Our work has been specially oriented to
the simulation and control of autonomous vehicles and
pedestrians in the preparation of scenarios to driving
sirnulation experiments in the DriS simulator. Because
every element is intrinsically autonomous, only a few of
them are usually addressed to implement the desired
study event. Also, because our model is autonomous and
controllable, we can use the same model in the
implementation of both environment traffic and
controlled vehicles. Our scripting language is based in
Grafcet, a well known graphical language used in the
specification and programming of industrial controllers.
Our technique allows the imposition of both short time
orders and long time goals to each autonomous element.
Orders can be triggered reactively using sensors that
monitor the state of virtual traffic and configurable
timers that generate all the necessary tixed and variable
time events.
Idioma:
Inglês
Tipo (Avaliação Docente):
Científica
Nº de páginas:
5