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    • Control Systems
    • Network Theory

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    • Multirobot systems require efficient task assignment strategies.
    • Existing coordination methods often face communication and computational limitations.
    • Time delays are a common challenge in distributed network systems.

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    • To develop and analyze a distributed and time-delayed k-winner-take-all (DT-kWTA) network.
    • To enable competitively coordinated task assignment in multirobot systems.
    • To address communication load, computational burden, and time delays in network design.

    Main Methods:

    • Established a network based on the k-winner-take-all (kWTA) competitive algorithm.
    • Implemented a distributed control strategy to optimize network performance.
    • Incorporated time-delay analysis into the network design.

    Main Results:

    • The DT-kWTA network was successfully combined with time delay for the first time.
    • Theoretical derivation of the maximum allowable delay was performed.
    • Convergence and robustness of the network were mathematically proven.
    • The network was applied to a multirobot system for task completion.

    Conclusions:

    • The DT-kWTA network offers improved capabilities for realistic applications compared to previous methods.
    • The proposed network provides a robust and convergent solution for multirobot task assignment.
    • This work advances the field of distributed control for coordinated robotic systems.