Multi Robot Reinforcement Learning
Multi-robot reinforcement learning (MRRL) focuses on developing algorithms that enable groups of robots to learn coordinated behaviors through trial and error, achieving complex tasks beyond the capabilities of individual robots. Current research emphasizes scalable, distributed control policies that efficiently utilize information from all robots, often employing architectures like self-attention mechanisms and port-Hamiltonian structures to improve performance and robustness. This field is crucial for advancing robotics, as effective MRRL algorithms are essential for applications requiring collaborative robot teams in diverse environments, from warehouse automation to search and rescue operations. Standardized evaluation platforms are also emerging to facilitate rigorous comparison and advancement of MRRL techniques.