Analysis employs a hybrid optimization algorithm for task allocation and route planning in multi-UAV systems, enhancing efficiency.
This paper investigates a multi‐UAV cargo delivery scenario, where each UAV picks up goods from one location and delivers them to another destination while maintaining connectivity with the ground cellular network. Optimizing task assignment and UAV trajectory design to minimize completion time under the constraints is a significant challenge. To address this, the approach is structured into two principal phases. First, Dijkstra's algorithm is utilized to derive the shortest paths between points while ensuring communication connectivity meets specific quality constraints. Second, these paths are integrated with a novel hybrid optimization algorithm fusing a genetic algorithm and an ant colony algorithm to solve the coupled task assignment and route planning problem subject to communication and payload limitations. The hybrid approach efficiently balances exploration and exploitation, leading to superior task allocation and route planning. Numerical results show that our proposed method is effective in balancing task allocation and reducing overall completion time by comparing it with other integrated optimization techniques.
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