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1. robot-1 issues a Localization(robot-1) service goal request , before assigningit to server, which is randomly preferred to the robot-2 (the other bidder,as the post-condition of its tracking component plan also matches with therequested service goal).2. server instantiates a SLAM component plan and issues two service goal requeststo satisfy its service goal requirements, respectively for Ranging(robot-1) and Odometry(robot-1), before assigning both of them to robot-1 (the onlybidder).3. upon failure of the robot-1 ’s laser, the SLAM component plan on server alsofails and robot-1 re-issues a Localization(robot-1) request. However, since thelast time the SLAM component plan has failed, this time the service goal isassigned to robot-2.4. robot-2 instantiates a tracking(robot-1) component plan, causing the issuingof requests for Localization(robot-2) and the successive wiring between itssensors and a new SLAM component plan on the server.Fig. 4. PEIS Timeline Visualization Tool82
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