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Read the Manual: Grounding Behavior Tree Synthesis for Multi-Machine Factory Operation

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An approach that does not scale to wide floors where robots must operate multiple machines with various procedures, where human operators can flexibly follow manuals that specify ordered steps, preconditions is suggested.

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