Abstract- Formation building and keeping among vehicles has been studied for many years, since 1987 with Reynolds' rules [1]. This paper presents a control algorithm, based on re-cent work in graph theory, able to reconfigure static formations of non-holonomic vehicles endowed solely with local positioning capabilities. The convergence of our approach is mathematically proven and applied to a realistic robotic platform. II. BACKGROUND A. The Consensus Problem The consensus problem [13] is a well-known and widely studied problem in the field of decentralized control. If we consider agents with a single integrator kinematic model Fig. 1. Closed loop control for the consensus algorithm
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International audienceIn this paper we solve the full-consensus problem for multiple nonholonomic ve...
International audienceWe study a formation control problem of nonholonomic vehicles which consists i...
Using graph theory, this paper investigates how a group of robots, endowed with local positioning (r...
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In this paper, we investigate the output consensus problem of tracking a desired trajectory for a cl...
In this paper we describe a consensus based control strategy to obtain a formation of groups of mobi...
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This paper investigates the distributed consensus-based robust adaptive formation control for nonhol...
International audienceThis paper presents a novel decentralized consensus-based formation controller...
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Abstract — In the exploration and implementation of forma-tion control schemes, bandwidth limitation...
In this article, the coordination control problem of group tracking consensus is considered for netw...
International audienceIn this paper we solve the full-consensus problem for multiple nonholonomic ve...
International audienceWe study a formation control problem of nonholonomic vehicles which consists i...
Using graph theory, this paper investigates how a group of robots, endowed with local positioning (r...
International audienceWe address the open problem of consensusbased formation control of nonholonomi...
n this paper we describe a consensus based control strategy to obtain a formation of groups of mobil...
In this paper, we investigate the output consensus problem of tracking a desired trajectory for a cl...
In this paper we describe a consensus based control strategy to obtain a formation of groups of mobi...
In the exploration and implementation of formation control strategies, communication range and bandw...
International audienceWe present a unified decentralized force-controller that solves both, the lead...
This paper investigates the distributed consensus-based robust adaptive formation control for nonhol...
International audienceThis paper presents a novel decentralized consensus-based formation controller...
This paper addresses the consensus problem and the formation problem on in multi-agent systems with ...
This paper deals with the consensus problem and formation problem of the mobile automated vehicles (...
Abstract — In the exploration and implementation of forma-tion control schemes, bandwidth limitation...
In this article, the coordination control problem of group tracking consensus is considered for netw...
International audienceIn this paper we solve the full-consensus problem for multiple nonholonomic ve...