MULTI FLOOR WAREHOUSE ROBOT DYNAMIC OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE AND SCHEDULING COLLABORATIVE OPTIMISATION MODEL BASED ON DIFFERENTIAL EVOLUTION FUZZY GREEDY FUSION (DFG) ALGORITHM. 1-22

Ni Sun and DanDan Wang

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