This paper considers the design of a motion planner that governs the motion of a flock of steerable 1-trailer nonholonomic robots, wherein each robot forms a three axle system. A set of artificial potential field functions is proposed for split/rejoin maneuvers of the flock within a constrained environment via a Lyapunov-based control scheme, essentially an artificial potential fields method, for the avoidance of obstacles and attraction to designated targets. The control scheme utilizes the artificial potential fields, within a leader-follower strategy, to accomplish desired formations and reformations of the flock. The effectiveness of the proposed nonlinear acceleration control laws is demonstrated through computer simulations of differe...
Abstract This paper provides a new framework for the collective motion control of a team of n-link d...
In this paper, we seek to expand framework developed to control a single nonholonomic mobile robot t...
This paper presents control algorithms for multiple non-holonomic mobile robots moving in formation....
In this paper, we study the formation control problem for car-like mobile robots. A team of nonholo...
In this paper, we study the formation control problem for car-like mobile robots. A team of nonholon...
This paper presents an approach to swarm split and rejoin maneuvers of a system of multi-robots for...
The utilization of team of robots working in a cooperative manner has huge benefits in moving large ...
In this research, we present a motion planner for numerous fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs...
In this paper, we propose a new solution to motion planning and control problem for a flock of 1-tra...
This research paper designs a unique motion planner of multiple platoons of nonholonomic car-like ro...
The motion planner of several fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) using a leader-follower str...
This research paper designs a unique motion planner of multiple platoons of nonholonomic car-like r...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
Abstract This paper provides a new framework for the collective motion control of a team of n-link d...
In this paper, we seek to expand framework developed to control a single nonholonomic mobile robot t...
This paper presents control algorithms for multiple non-holonomic mobile robots moving in formation....
In this paper, we study the formation control problem for car-like mobile robots. A team of nonholo...
In this paper, we study the formation control problem for car-like mobile robots. A team of nonholon...
This paper presents an approach to swarm split and rejoin maneuvers of a system of multi-robots for...
The utilization of team of robots working in a cooperative manner has huge benefits in moving large ...
In this research, we present a motion planner for numerous fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs...
In this paper, we propose a new solution to motion planning and control problem for a flock of 1-tra...
This research paper designs a unique motion planner of multiple platoons of nonholonomic car-like ro...
The motion planner of several fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) using a leader-follower str...
This research paper designs a unique motion planner of multiple platoons of nonholonomic car-like r...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
Abstract This paper provides a new framework for the collective motion control of a team of n-link d...
In this paper, we seek to expand framework developed to control a single nonholonomic mobile robot t...
This paper presents control algorithms for multiple non-holonomic mobile robots moving in formation....