| Summary: | As more and more single-use robots are introduced to private and public spaces, it will become essential to mediate the interaction between robots. In particular, we consider the problem of resource sharing in non-cooperative multi-robot systems. We discuss the motivation for different types of shared resources and share how we used auctions to address the non-cooperative multi-agent pathfinding problem. We summarize those result, which are presented in full in a separate paper. Finally, we discuss some avenues for future work, including the application of auctions to allocate multi-unit chance-constrained resources under the presence of uncertainty.
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