The Multi-AMR Buffer Storage, Retrieval, and Reshuffling Problem: Exact and Heuristic Approaches

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Last proof check: 2026-03-30
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References: 32
Source count: 3
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Claims: 8

References: 32

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Source paper: The Multi-AMR Buffer Storage, Retrieval, and Reshuffling Problem: Exact and Heuristic Approaches

PDF: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2603.26542v1

Source count: 3

Coverage: 50%

Last proof check: 2026-03-30T22:30:14.674Z

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Evidencepartial
This paper introduces the Multi-AMR BSRRP, coordinating a robot fleet to manage concurrent reshuffling, alongside time-windowed storage and retrieval tasks, within a shared floor area.
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This claim is a direct restatement of the problem definition provided in the abstract.
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We formulate a Binary Integer Programming (IP) model to obtain exact solutions for benchmarking purposes.
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This claim is explicitly stated in the abstract regarding the methodology for obtaining exact solutions.
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As the problem is NP-hard, rendering exact methods computationally intractable for industrial scales, we propose a hierarchical heuristic.
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This claim is directly stated in the abstract as the motivation for developing heuristic approaches.
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we propose a hierarchical heuristic. This approach decomposes the problem into an A* search for task-level sequence planning of unit load placements, and a Constraint Programming (CP) approach for multi-robot coordination and scheduling.
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This claim describes the core of the proposed heuristic method, as detailed in the abstract.
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Experiments demonstrate orders-of-magnitude computation time reductions compared to the exact formulation.
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This claim is a direct result reported in the abstract, highlighting the performance improvement of the heuristic.
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These results confirm the heuristic's viability as responsive control logic for high-density production environments.
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This claim is a conclusion drawn from the experimental results, as stated in the abstract.
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BRP research often assumes single-crane operations (Ji, Guo, Zhu, & Yang, 2015; Tang & Ren, 2010), the BSRRP utilizes AMRs with greater operational flexibility, enabling coordinated navigation within a shared workspace without rigid segmentation.
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This claim explicitly differentiates the BSRRP from foundational approaches like BRP, as discussed in the text.
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BSRRP addresses scenarios where AMRs are restricted to perimeter access (see Figure 2), due to the characteristics of the layout, unit loads, or AMR fleet, necessitating logic to handle LIFO access constraints from the outside.
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This claim describes a specific characteristic and constraint of the BSRRP, distinguishing it from other models.
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