International audienceMotivated by drone autonomous navigation applications we address a novel problem of velocity-aided attitude estimation by combining two linear velocity components measured in a body-fixed frame and a linear velocity component measured in an inertial frame with the measurements of an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU). The main contributions of the present paper are the design of Riccati nonlinear observers, which may be viewed as deterministic versions of an Extended Kalman filter (EKF), and an analysis of observability conditions under which local exponential stability of the observer is achieved. Reported simulation results further indicate that the observers' domain of convergence is large
The problem of estimating velocity from a monocular camera and calibrated inertial measurement unit ...
© 2014 IEEE. A key requirement for effective control of quadrotor vehicles is estimation of both att...
International audienceThis paper revisits the problem of estimating the pose (position and orientati...
International audienceMotivated by drone autonomous navigation applications we address a novel probl...
International audienceMotivated by drone autonomous navigation applications we address a novel probl...
International audienceIn this paper, we present a coupled inertial and body-fixed frame non-linear c...
For the purpose of autonomous UAV flight control, cameras are ubiquitously exploited as a cheap and ...
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) have gained impetus in the last decade from increasing civil, scient...
International audienceFor the purpose of autonomous UAV flight control, cameras are ubiquitously exp...
International audienceIn this paper the problem of the speed estimation of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicl...
International audienceIn this paper the problem of the speed estimation of an unmanned aerial vehicl...
International audienceIn this article, the problem of robust state observer design for a class of un...
In order to efficiently control an unmanned vehicle, knowledge about the position, velocity and atti...
International audienceThe purpose of this tutorial is to report results developed over the last thre...
In this paper, exponentially stable nonlinear observers for the estimation of position, velocity, sp...
The problem of estimating velocity from a monocular camera and calibrated inertial measurement unit ...
© 2014 IEEE. A key requirement for effective control of quadrotor vehicles is estimation of both att...
International audienceThis paper revisits the problem of estimating the pose (position and orientati...
International audienceMotivated by drone autonomous navigation applications we address a novel probl...
International audienceMotivated by drone autonomous navigation applications we address a novel probl...
International audienceIn this paper, we present a coupled inertial and body-fixed frame non-linear c...
For the purpose of autonomous UAV flight control, cameras are ubiquitously exploited as a cheap and ...
Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) have gained impetus in the last decade from increasing civil, scient...
International audienceFor the purpose of autonomous UAV flight control, cameras are ubiquitously exp...
International audienceIn this paper the problem of the speed estimation of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicl...
International audienceIn this paper the problem of the speed estimation of an unmanned aerial vehicl...
International audienceIn this article, the problem of robust state observer design for a class of un...
In order to efficiently control an unmanned vehicle, knowledge about the position, velocity and atti...
International audienceThe purpose of this tutorial is to report results developed over the last thre...
In this paper, exponentially stable nonlinear observers for the estimation of position, velocity, sp...
The problem of estimating velocity from a monocular camera and calibrated inertial measurement unit ...
© 2014 IEEE. A key requirement for effective control of quadrotor vehicles is estimation of both att...
International audienceThis paper revisits the problem of estimating the pose (position and orientati...