In this paper, a new synchronous control law is proposed for multiple nonholonomic wheeled mobile robots (WMR) to perform a time-varying formation task. Each robot is controlled to track its desired trajectory, while synchronized its motion with the two adjoining robots. A novel dynamic model of the WMR is derived based on Lagrange method. The Lagrange multiplier of the WMR is determined based on the input torques and the robot's velocities. The dynamic model has been divided into translational and rotational model. A synchronous translational controller is proposed to guarantee the asymptotic stability of both position and synchronization errors. A rotational controller is designed such that the robot always facing its desired position. A ...
In this paper, we seek to expand framework developed to control a single nonholonomic mobile robot t...
Ce travail s’inscrit dans le cadre de la commande d’un système multi agents/ multi véhicules. Cette ...
This paper presents control algorithms for multiple non-holonomic mobile robots moving in formation....
This paper proposes a new synchronous control law to perform multiple mobile robots trajectory track...
This paper shows a synchronous controller for multiple mobile robots in switching between time-varyi...
AbstractThis paper extends the synchronization approach for formation control of multiple mobile rob...
This paper extends the synchronization approach for formation control of multiple mobile robots in s...
This paper investigates formation control of multiple nonholonomic differential drive wheeled mobile...
The problem of velocity tracking is considered essential in the consensus of multi-wheeled mobile ro...
This paper addresses the hybrid consensus-based formation keeping problem for nonholonomic mobile ro...
AbstractThe problem of flocking and formation of a group of nonholonomic wheeled mobile robot is add...
This paper presents a new method for controlling a group of nonholonomic mobile robots to achieve pr...
Wheeled mobile robots (WMRs) are difficult to stabilize and control due to nonholonomic constraints....
Aiming at the formation and maintenance of the multiple formations of nonholonomic constrained multi...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
In this paper, we seek to expand framework developed to control a single nonholonomic mobile robot t...
Ce travail s’inscrit dans le cadre de la commande d’un système multi agents/ multi véhicules. Cette ...
This paper presents control algorithms for multiple non-holonomic mobile robots moving in formation....
This paper proposes a new synchronous control law to perform multiple mobile robots trajectory track...
This paper shows a synchronous controller for multiple mobile robots in switching between time-varyi...
AbstractThis paper extends the synchronization approach for formation control of multiple mobile rob...
This paper extends the synchronization approach for formation control of multiple mobile robots in s...
This paper investigates formation control of multiple nonholonomic differential drive wheeled mobile...
The problem of velocity tracking is considered essential in the consensus of multi-wheeled mobile ro...
This paper addresses the hybrid consensus-based formation keeping problem for nonholonomic mobile ro...
AbstractThe problem of flocking and formation of a group of nonholonomic wheeled mobile robot is add...
This paper presents a new method for controlling a group of nonholonomic mobile robots to achieve pr...
Wheeled mobile robots (WMRs) are difficult to stabilize and control due to nonholonomic constraints....
Aiming at the formation and maintenance of the multiple formations of nonholonomic constrained multi...
The paper presents a study of a mobile multi-robot formation (MRF) control problem. The robots are n...
In this paper, we seek to expand framework developed to control a single nonholonomic mobile robot t...
Ce travail s’inscrit dans le cadre de la commande d’un système multi agents/ multi véhicules. Cette ...
This paper presents control algorithms for multiple non-holonomic mobile robots moving in formation....