This paper proposes a distributed control law fora group of mobile robots to form any given formation on a circleof a prescribed radius. The robots are modeled by point masseswith the constraint that all of them can move only on the circle.In particular, robots are oblivious, anonymous, and unable tocommunicate directly; they share the common knowledge ofthe orientation of the circle, and can only measure the relativeangular positions of their neighbors. A sampled-data controllaw is proposed as well. For both cases, theoretical analysisand numerical simulations are given to show the effectivenessof the proposed formation control strategies with the desiredproperty of order preservatio
This paper presents a distributed algorithm whereby a group of mobile robots self-organize and posit...
Consider a set of n ̸= 4 simple autonomous mobile robots (decentralized, asynchronous, no common coo...
This paper proposes a distributed algorithm by which a collection of mobile robots roaming on a plan...
This paper proposes a distributed control law fora group of mobile robots to form any given formatio...
We propose distributed control laws for a group of anonymous mobile agents to form desired circle fo...
We propose distributed control laws for a group of anonymous mobile agents to form desired circle fo...
AbstractThis paper presents a distributed algorithm whereby a group of mobile robots self-organize a...
In this letter, we investigate the formation control problem of mobile robots moving in the plane wh...
This article investigates circular formation control problems for a group of anonymous mobile robots...
This paper proposes distributed control laws for a group of mobile agents with double-integrator dyn...
We study the circle formation problem for a group of anonymous mobile agents in a plane, in which we...
We study the circle forming problem in which a group of anonymous mobile agents are required to form...
This paper presents a distributed algorithm whereby a group of mobile robots self-organize and posit...
Consider a set of n finite set of simple autonomous mobile robots (asynchronous, no common coordinat...
Research on cooperative robotics has increased radically over the past decade due to its simplicity ...
This paper presents a distributed algorithm whereby a group of mobile robots self-organize and posit...
Consider a set of n ̸= 4 simple autonomous mobile robots (decentralized, asynchronous, no common coo...
This paper proposes a distributed algorithm by which a collection of mobile robots roaming on a plan...
This paper proposes a distributed control law fora group of mobile robots to form any given formatio...
We propose distributed control laws for a group of anonymous mobile agents to form desired circle fo...
We propose distributed control laws for a group of anonymous mobile agents to form desired circle fo...
AbstractThis paper presents a distributed algorithm whereby a group of mobile robots self-organize a...
In this letter, we investigate the formation control problem of mobile robots moving in the plane wh...
This article investigates circular formation control problems for a group of anonymous mobile robots...
This paper proposes distributed control laws for a group of mobile agents with double-integrator dyn...
We study the circle formation problem for a group of anonymous mobile agents in a plane, in which we...
We study the circle forming problem in which a group of anonymous mobile agents are required to form...
This paper presents a distributed algorithm whereby a group of mobile robots self-organize and posit...
Consider a set of n finite set of simple autonomous mobile robots (asynchronous, no common coordinat...
Research on cooperative robotics has increased radically over the past decade due to its simplicity ...
This paper presents a distributed algorithm whereby a group of mobile robots self-organize and posit...
Consider a set of n ̸= 4 simple autonomous mobile robots (decentralized, asynchronous, no common coo...
This paper proposes a distributed algorithm by which a collection of mobile robots roaming on a plan...