This paper presents a framework to deal with the problem of global stabilization and global tracking control for the kinematic model of a wheeled mobile robot in the presence of input saturations. A model-based control design strategy is developed via a simple application of passivity and normalization. Saturated, Lipschitz continuous, time-varying feedback laws are obtained and illustrated in a number of compelling simulations
The wheeled mobile robot with differential thrust consists of two independent active wheels and a pa...
This paper proposes the control design for the wheeled mobile robot in the presence of external dist...
International audienceAbstract—In this paper, a kinematic model of a four-wheelskid-steering mobile ...
This paper presents a framework to deal with the problem of global stabilization and global tracking...
The stabilization and tracking problem for the kinematic model and simplified dynamic model of a whe...
In this paper, we deal with the problem of global tracking and stabilization control of internally d...
ABSTRACT: We propose a global time-varying universal controller to achieve stabilization and trackin...
. In this paper we present time invariant controllers which globally asymptotically stabilize a simp...
A novel saturated visual control strategy for nonholonomic mobile robots is presented. The principal...
Abstract: This paper presents the dynamic modeling of a nonholonomic mobile robot and the dynamic st...
The object of this doctoral thesis is to develop novel theoretical results and practical techniques...
We propose a general class of adaptive controllers for leader-follower simultaneous tracking and sta...
International audienceWe present a simple time-varying controller for tracking problem of mobile rob...
This paper proposed a tracking control law for the kinematic model of the nonholonomic wheeled mobil...
In order to model a Wheeled Mobile Robot (WMR) system to improve its maneuverability in a real envir...
The wheeled mobile robot with differential thrust consists of two independent active wheels and a pa...
This paper proposes the control design for the wheeled mobile robot in the presence of external dist...
International audienceAbstract—In this paper, a kinematic model of a four-wheelskid-steering mobile ...
This paper presents a framework to deal with the problem of global stabilization and global tracking...
The stabilization and tracking problem for the kinematic model and simplified dynamic model of a whe...
In this paper, we deal with the problem of global tracking and stabilization control of internally d...
ABSTRACT: We propose a global time-varying universal controller to achieve stabilization and trackin...
. In this paper we present time invariant controllers which globally asymptotically stabilize a simp...
A novel saturated visual control strategy for nonholonomic mobile robots is presented. The principal...
Abstract: This paper presents the dynamic modeling of a nonholonomic mobile robot and the dynamic st...
The object of this doctoral thesis is to develop novel theoretical results and practical techniques...
We propose a general class of adaptive controllers for leader-follower simultaneous tracking and sta...
International audienceWe present a simple time-varying controller for tracking problem of mobile rob...
This paper proposed a tracking control law for the kinematic model of the nonholonomic wheeled mobil...
In order to model a Wheeled Mobile Robot (WMR) system to improve its maneuverability in a real envir...
The wheeled mobile robot with differential thrust consists of two independent active wheels and a pa...
This paper proposes the control design for the wheeled mobile robot in the presence of external dist...
International audienceAbstract—In this paper, a kinematic model of a four-wheelskid-steering mobile ...