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The Computational Complexity of Designing Scalar-Field Sensing Robot Teams and Environments for Distributed Construction (Extended Abstract)
The automatic design of robot teams and environments for construction tasks is an important research problem. Though most work to date has focused on visual sensing robots, it would be of great interest to know algorithmic options for design relative to robots that sense scalar fields such as chemical gradients. In this paper we give the first computational and parameterized complexity analyses of the problems of designing scalar-field sensing robot teams and environments for construction tasks. Our results suggest that the pattern of tractability and intractability results for scalar-field sensing robots is broadly similar to that for visual sensing robots.