Anish Kumar
GSoC 2026 Contributor @ JdeRobot · Drone Cat-Mouse Chase Exercise
GSoC 2026 · JdeRobot · Robotics Academy
I’m Anish Kumar, a GSoC 2026 contributor working with JdeRobot Robotics Academy on the Drone Cat-Mouse Chase Exercise.
This project introduces first-ever multi-agent collaboration in JdeRobot’s Robotics Academy — two autonomous drones (cat and mouse) operating simultaneously in a shared simulation environment. This is a novel milestone for the platform, pushing ROS2 + Gazebo simulation into multi-agent territory.
Project goals:
- Implement a cat-drone that autonomously chases a mouse-drone
- Implement a mouse-drone with evasion behavior
- Integrate both agents into Robotics Academy’s exercise framework
Currently exploring the best architecture for multi-agent support: whether the existing RAM (Robot Application Manager) needs extension, can be reused as-is, or if a cleaner approach exists without modifying it. The goal is a general solution that works not just for this exercise but as a reusable pattern for all future multi-agent exercises in the Robotics Academy ecosystem.
Follow my weekly progress in the blog.
latest posts
| Jun 07, 2026 | Multi-Process Code Execution in RoboticsAcademy |
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| Jun 01, 2026 | Gazebo City World & Aerostack2 Setup |
| May 25, 2026 | Integrating Multi-Process Support into RAM |