This application discloses a method, device, and medium for collaborative scheduling of
wireless charging AMR clusters considering task sequence constraints, relating to the field of AMR job scheduling optimization. The aim of this application is to address the problem that existing AMR cluster job scheduling methods struggle to balance solution efficiency, solution quality, and field executability in medium to large-scale instances. This application selects candidate AMRs for the current task to be assigned. Based on the candidate AMRs, it calculates the maximum amount of
electricity that a candidate AMR can obtain through
wireless charging during the execution of the current task, as well as the predicted
state of charge (SOC) of the candidate AMR after executing the current task. If the predicted SOC is greater than or equal to the minimum SOC safety threshold, the current task to be assigned is allocated to the candidate AMR; otherwise, a charging operation is inserted into the candidate AMR to restore its SOC to full charge, and then the current task to be assigned is allocated to the candidate AMR again.