Abstract — We address the problem of pattern generation in obstacle-filled environments by a swarm of mobile robots. Decentralized controllers are devised by using the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) method. The swarm is modelled as an incompressible fluid subjected to external forces. Actual robot issues such as finite size and nonholonomic constraints are also addressed. Collision avoidance guarantees are discussed. Finally, in the absence of obstacles, we prove for the first time stability and convergence of controllers based on the SPH. I
A swarm is a collection of separate objects that move autonomously in the same direction in a concer...
This paper presents a distributed approach for adaptive flocking of swarms of mobile robots that ena...
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Abstract—The focus of this study is on the design of feedback control laws for swarms of robots that...
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In this paper, we explore the creation of control algorithms for swarms of robots playing the role o...
© 2016 IEEE. The property of the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamies(SPH) method of being mesh free, ada...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Robotics is making significant strides in its capabilities and is being integrated into many real-wo...
In this paper, we propose a new solution to the motion planning and control problem for a team of ca...
The advancements of Multiple Robot Systems (MRS) have shown advantages over single robot systems. Ge...
A swarm is a collection of separate objects that move autonomously in the same direction in a concer...
This paper presents a distributed approach for adaptive flocking of swarms of mobile robots that ena...
This paper presents a practical and intuitive method for designing distributed controls for swarm ro...
Abstract—The focus of this study is on the design of feedback control laws for swarms of robots that...
The paper presents a fluid dynamics based framework for control of emergent behaviors of robot swarm...
This paper is on obstacle avoidance of swarms of robots moving in certain geometric planar formation...
This paper addresses the problem of controlling a large group of robots in a 2-D pattern generation ...
In this paper, we explore the creation of control algorithms for swarms of robots playing the role o...
© 2016 IEEE. The property of the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamies(SPH) method of being mesh free, ada...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Cooperative control of multiple mobile robots is an attractive and challenging problem which has dra...
Robotics is making significant strides in its capabilities and is being integrated into many real-wo...
In this paper, we propose a new solution to the motion planning and control problem for a team of ca...
The advancements of Multiple Robot Systems (MRS) have shown advantages over single robot systems. Ge...
A swarm is a collection of separate objects that move autonomously in the same direction in a concer...
This paper presents a distributed approach for adaptive flocking of swarms of mobile robots that ena...
This paper presents a practical and intuitive method for designing distributed controls for swarm ro...