This paper proposes a distributed target tracking solution using a team of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) equipped with low-cost visual sensors capable of measuring targets bearing information only. The team of UAVs moves along circular orbits and uses consensus–based distributed Kalman Filtering to identify the position of the target. We show that the centre of the orbit eventually converges to the target position using theoretical arguments and extensive simulation data. By using the same approach, we can solve the rendezvous problem: the team first scans an area in search of a target; as soon as one of the UAVs spots, the other components converge on the target position
Abstract — The contribution of this paper is an experimen-tally verified real-time algorithm for com...
This paper describes a problem in which a network consisting of a sensor-equipped UAV and multiple b...
This paper addresses the problem of multiple unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) rendezvous when the UAVs ...
Tallennetaan OA-artikkeli, kun julkaistuThis paper considers distributed estimation methods to enabl...
In this article, a target tracking scheme for operation in distributed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)...
Small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have very limited payload capacity and power supply, while the...
This paper presents a ground moving target tracking filter and guidance using a team of UAVs. To imp...
A kind of communication-aware cooperative target tracking algorithm is proposed, which is based on i...
This paper presents the application of a distributed attitude and position estimation algorithm to a...
AbstractThis work presents a cooperation strategy for teams of multiple vehicles to solve the rendez...
Abstract—This paper studies the active target-tracking prob-lem for a team of unmanned aerial vehicl...
The use of unmanned vehicles to perform tiring, hazardous, repetitive tasks, is becoming a reality o...
In this thesis, a vision tracking system for a UAV formation without inter-vehicle communication is ...
Unmanned aerial vehicles have developed rapidly in recent years due to technological advances. UAV t...
The contribution of this paper is an experimentally verified real-time algorithm for combined probab...
Abstract — The contribution of this paper is an experimen-tally verified real-time algorithm for com...
This paper describes a problem in which a network consisting of a sensor-equipped UAV and multiple b...
This paper addresses the problem of multiple unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) rendezvous when the UAVs ...
Tallennetaan OA-artikkeli, kun julkaistuThis paper considers distributed estimation methods to enabl...
In this article, a target tracking scheme for operation in distributed unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)...
Small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have very limited payload capacity and power supply, while the...
This paper presents a ground moving target tracking filter and guidance using a team of UAVs. To imp...
A kind of communication-aware cooperative target tracking algorithm is proposed, which is based on i...
This paper presents the application of a distributed attitude and position estimation algorithm to a...
AbstractThis work presents a cooperation strategy for teams of multiple vehicles to solve the rendez...
Abstract—This paper studies the active target-tracking prob-lem for a team of unmanned aerial vehicl...
The use of unmanned vehicles to perform tiring, hazardous, repetitive tasks, is becoming a reality o...
In this thesis, a vision tracking system for a UAV formation without inter-vehicle communication is ...
Unmanned aerial vehicles have developed rapidly in recent years due to technological advances. UAV t...
The contribution of this paper is an experimentally verified real-time algorithm for combined probab...
Abstract — The contribution of this paper is an experimen-tally verified real-time algorithm for com...
This paper describes a problem in which a network consisting of a sensor-equipped UAV and multiple b...
This paper addresses the problem of multiple unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) rendezvous when the UAVs ...