This paper considers the region-based formation control for a swarm of robots with unknown nonlinear dynamics and disturbances. An adaptive neural network is designed to approximate the unknown nonlinear dynamics, and the desired formation shape is achieved by designing appropriate potential functions. Moreover, the collision avoidance, velocity consensus, and region tracking are all considered in the controller. The stability of the multirobot system has been demonstrated based on the Lyapunov theorem. Finally, three numerical simulations show the effectiveness of the proposed formation control scheme to deal with the narrow space, loss of robots, and formation merging problems
In this paper, the infinite horizon optimal tracking control problem is solved online and forward-in...
In this paper the control of formations of multiple nonholonomic mobile robots is attempted by integ...
In this paper, asymptotically stable control laws are developed for leader-follower based formation ...
This paper presents a dynamic region following formation control method for a swarm of robots. In th...
IEEECoordination of robot swarms has received significant research interest over the last decade due...
Abstract: The formation task achieved by multiple robots is a tough issue in practice, because of th...
We study the problem of formation control and trajectory tracking for multiple nonholonomic mobile r...
This paper presents an approach to swarm split and rejoin maneuvers of a system of multi-robots for...
Abstract: This paper addresses a formation control issue for a group of robots with dynamic interact...
In this paper, a novel NN-based optimal adaptive consensus-based formation control scheme over finit...
In this paper, a novel NN-based optimal adaptive consensus-based formation control scheme over finit...
In this paper, a novel NN-based optimal adaptive consensus-based formation control scheme over finit...
© 2014 IEEE. This paper is concerned with formation control problems of multi-robot systems in frame...
This paper considers the problem of achieving time-varying formation for second-order multi-agent sy...
This paper considers the problem of achieving time-varying formation for second-order multi-agent sy...
In this paper, the infinite horizon optimal tracking control problem is solved online and forward-in...
In this paper the control of formations of multiple nonholonomic mobile robots is attempted by integ...
In this paper, asymptotically stable control laws are developed for leader-follower based formation ...
This paper presents a dynamic region following formation control method for a swarm of robots. In th...
IEEECoordination of robot swarms has received significant research interest over the last decade due...
Abstract: The formation task achieved by multiple robots is a tough issue in practice, because of th...
We study the problem of formation control and trajectory tracking for multiple nonholonomic mobile r...
This paper presents an approach to swarm split and rejoin maneuvers of a system of multi-robots for...
Abstract: This paper addresses a formation control issue for a group of robots with dynamic interact...
In this paper, a novel NN-based optimal adaptive consensus-based formation control scheme over finit...
In this paper, a novel NN-based optimal adaptive consensus-based formation control scheme over finit...
In this paper, a novel NN-based optimal adaptive consensus-based formation control scheme over finit...
© 2014 IEEE. This paper is concerned with formation control problems of multi-robot systems in frame...
This paper considers the problem of achieving time-varying formation for second-order multi-agent sy...
This paper considers the problem of achieving time-varying formation for second-order multi-agent sy...
In this paper, the infinite horizon optimal tracking control problem is solved online and forward-in...
In this paper the control of formations of multiple nonholonomic mobile robots is attempted by integ...
In this paper, asymptotically stable control laws are developed for leader-follower based formation ...