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Simulation Based Performance Analysis of an Intelligent Robotic System Control Architecture
This paper presents a discrete event simulation approach to the analysis of intelligent robotic systems. These systems require the integration and control of many diverse functions. The simulation model is constructed in SIMAN, and the performance measure is the average time required to complete a task. The model is intended to help balance system design decisions. Future work will focus on methods to use the simulation model to improve operation of the robotic system.