This paper considers the problem of twodimensional (2D) constrained trajectory optimisation of a pointmass aerial robot for constant-manoeuvring target localisation using bearing-only measurement. A performance metric that can be utilised in trajectory optimisation to maximise target observability is proposed first based on geometric conditions. One-step optimal manoeuvre that maximises the observability criterion is then derived analytically for moving targets. The heading angle constraint is also incorporated in the proposed optimal manoeuvre derivation to support practical application. Numerical simulations with some comparisons are presented to validate the analytical findings
The problem of localization and circumnavigation of a slowly moving target with unknown speed has be...
In this paper we characterize the relative sensor-target geometry for bearing-only localization in R...
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Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 2008.In...
The paper considers the problem of maximizing observability of a maneuvering target in an aerial eng...
AbstractSystem observability in nonlinear estimation problems is a significant factor governing solu...
We examine the problem of optimal bearing-only localization of a single target using synchronous mea...
Abstract -This paper provides a solution to the optimal trajectory planning problem in target locali...
We examine the problem of optimal bearing-only localization of a single target using synchronous mea...
In this paper we examine the geometry of a number of bearing-only navigation schemes for guiding a p...
Abstract- This paper provides a solution to the optimal trajectory planning problem in target locali...
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Ideally, robots should move in ways that maximize knowledge gained about the state of both their int...
This paper considers the problem of localization and circumnavigation of a slowly drifting target wi...
A method is presented to simultaneously solve the optimal control problem and the optimal estimation...
The problem of localization and circumnavigation of a slowly moving target with unknown speed has be...
In this paper we characterize the relative sensor-target geometry for bearing-only localization in R...
This paper addresses the problem of guiding a mobile robot towards a target using only range sensors...
Thesis (S.M.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 2008.In...
The paper considers the problem of maximizing observability of a maneuvering target in an aerial eng...
AbstractSystem observability in nonlinear estimation problems is a significant factor governing solu...
We examine the problem of optimal bearing-only localization of a single target using synchronous mea...
Abstract -This paper provides a solution to the optimal trajectory planning problem in target locali...
We examine the problem of optimal bearing-only localization of a single target using synchronous mea...
In this paper we examine the geometry of a number of bearing-only navigation schemes for guiding a p...
Abstract- This paper provides a solution to the optimal trajectory planning problem in target locali...
This paper presents a multisine approach for trajectory optimization based on information gain, with...
Ideally, robots should move in ways that maximize knowledge gained about the state of both their int...
This paper considers the problem of localization and circumnavigation of a slowly drifting target wi...
A method is presented to simultaneously solve the optimal control problem and the optimal estimation...
The problem of localization and circumnavigation of a slowly moving target with unknown speed has be...
In this paper we characterize the relative sensor-target geometry for bearing-only localization in R...
This paper addresses the problem of guiding a mobile robot towards a target using only range sensors...