Path-constrained rendezvous is a concept in computer science and robotics, often discussed in the context of multi-agent systems or robotic coordination. It refers to the problem of coordinating multiple agents (or robots) to meet at a specific location (the rendezvous point) while adhering to specified constraints on their paths. These constraints can include limits on the distance each agent can travel, time constraints, or other limitations related to the operational environment.
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