Abstract—In this paper we investigate the nonlinear observability properties of bearing-only cooperative localization. We establish a link between observability and a graph representing measurements and communication between the robots. It is shown that graph theoretic properties like the connectivity and the existence of a path between two nodes can be used to explain the observability of the system. We obtain the maximum rank of the observability matrix without global information and derive conditions under which the maximum rank can be achieved. Furthermore, we show that for complete observability, all of the nodes in the graph must have a path to at least two different landmarks of known location. I
The observability of the leader robot system and the leader-follower formation control are studied. ...
A group of mobile robots can localize cooperatively, using relative position and absolute orientatio...
AbstractAn edge-colored directed graph is observable if an agent that moves along its edges from nod...
Abstract In cooperative localization a group of robots exchange relative position measurements from ...
In this paper, we consider using angle of arrival information (bearing) for localization in robot ne...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
Abstract. An edge-colored directed graph is observable if an agent that moves along its edges is abl...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
In this paper it is presented an analysis on observability properties of systems of cooperative flyi...
Graph theory has been used to characterize the solvability of the sensor network localization proble...
This paper addresses the problem of mutual localization in multi-robot systems in presence of anonym...
This paper addresses the problem of mutual localization in multi-robot systems in presence of anonym...
An edge-colored directed graph is observable if an agent that moves along its edges from node to nod...
Graph theory has been used to characterize the solvability of the sensor network localization proble...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked mobile r...
The observability of the leader robot system and the leader-follower formation control are studied. ...
A group of mobile robots can localize cooperatively, using relative position and absolute orientatio...
AbstractAn edge-colored directed graph is observable if an agent that moves along its edges from nod...
Abstract In cooperative localization a group of robots exchange relative position measurements from ...
In this paper, we consider using angle of arrival information (bearing) for localization in robot ne...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
Abstract. An edge-colored directed graph is observable if an agent that moves along its edges is abl...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
In this paper it is presented an analysis on observability properties of systems of cooperative flyi...
Graph theory has been used to characterize the solvability of the sensor network localization proble...
This paper addresses the problem of mutual localization in multi-robot systems in presence of anonym...
This paper addresses the problem of mutual localization in multi-robot systems in presence of anonym...
An edge-colored directed graph is observable if an agent that moves along its edges from node to nod...
Graph theory has been used to characterize the solvability of the sensor network localization proble...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked mobile r...
The observability of the leader robot system and the leader-follower formation control are studied. ...
A group of mobile robots can localize cooperatively, using relative position and absolute orientatio...
AbstractAn edge-colored directed graph is observable if an agent that moves along its edges from nod...