Using graph theory, this paper investigates how a group of robots, endowed with local positioning (range and bearing from other robots), can be engaged in a leader- following mission whilst keeping a predefined configuration. The possibility to locally change the behaviors of the follower team to accomodate both tasks is explored. In particular, a methodology to automatically adjust the parameters of the inter-robot interactions and a nonlinear PI controller are explained and implemented. Our approach is supported by a mathematical analysis as well as real robot experiments
Multi-robot system enjoys broad applications in civilian, industrial, and military areas, as team co...
Most investigations of multi-robot cooperative control involve groups of robots with similar capabil...
In recent times, the research on distributed control for multi-agent systems is a trend of system co...
Abstract- Formation building and keeping among vehicles has been studied for many years, since 1987 ...
Multi-robot cooperative navigation in real-world environments is essential in many applications, inc...
The paper studies the formation control problem for distributed robot systems. It is assumed each ro...
International audienceWe study a formation control problem of nonholonomic vehicles which consists i...
A number of techniques that allow autonomous multi-robot systems to be held within formation-like st...
We address the problem of controlling a team of robots subject to constraints on relative positions....
International audienceWe solve the formation-tracking control problem for mobile robots via linear c...
We describe a framework for coordination and control of a group of nonholonomic mobile robots that a...
The paper focuses on leader-follower formations of nonholonomic mobile robots. A formation control a...
This paper presents a framework for controlling groups of autonomous mobile robots to achieve predet...
This paper addresses the control of a team of nonholonomic mobile robots navigating in a terrain wit...
This paper studies how to control large formations of autonomous agents in the plane, assuming that ...
Multi-robot system enjoys broad applications in civilian, industrial, and military areas, as team co...
Most investigations of multi-robot cooperative control involve groups of robots with similar capabil...
In recent times, the research on distributed control for multi-agent systems is a trend of system co...
Abstract- Formation building and keeping among vehicles has been studied for many years, since 1987 ...
Multi-robot cooperative navigation in real-world environments is essential in many applications, inc...
The paper studies the formation control problem for distributed robot systems. It is assumed each ro...
International audienceWe study a formation control problem of nonholonomic vehicles which consists i...
A number of techniques that allow autonomous multi-robot systems to be held within formation-like st...
We address the problem of controlling a team of robots subject to constraints on relative positions....
International audienceWe solve the formation-tracking control problem for mobile robots via linear c...
We describe a framework for coordination and control of a group of nonholonomic mobile robots that a...
The paper focuses on leader-follower formations of nonholonomic mobile robots. A formation control a...
This paper presents a framework for controlling groups of autonomous mobile robots to achieve predet...
This paper addresses the control of a team of nonholonomic mobile robots navigating in a terrain wit...
This paper studies how to control large formations of autonomous agents in the plane, assuming that ...
Multi-robot system enjoys broad applications in civilian, industrial, and military areas, as team co...
Most investigations of multi-robot cooperative control involve groups of robots with similar capabil...
In recent times, the research on distributed control for multi-agent systems is a trend of system co...