MIT AI model promises to simplify path planning in warehouses

MIT researchers have applied AI for traffic mitigation to managing multiple warehouse robots.

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have applied ideas from the use of artificial intelligence to mitigate traffic congestion to tackle robotic path planning in warehouses. The team has developed a deep-learning model that can decongest robots nearly four times faster than typical strong random search methods, according to MIT. 

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