This paper considers the problem of multi robot localization. The analysis is focused on the problem of determining which are the optimal robot trajectories in order to minimize the localization error at the final robot configurations. Furthermore, the analysis takes into account several constrains expressing the maximum robot energy consumption and maximum robot speed and acceleration. The problem is formulated as an optimal control problem. For the special case of holonomic vehicles, an analytical solution is derived. In particular, this solution satisfies second order differential equations. The trajectories corresponding to this optimal control are plotted for different initial and final robot configurations and for several values of th...
In this thesis, we study the problem of multi-robot active joint localization and target tracking (A...
We propose a new approach to the simultaneous cooperative localization of a group of robots capa-ble...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
This paper considers the problem of multi robot localization. The analysis is focused on the problem...
Abstract -This paper provides a solution to the optimal trajectory planning problem in target locali...
Abstract- This paper provides a solution to the optimal trajectory planning problem in target locali...
Abstract — This paper addresses optimal path planning and resource allocation for active multi-targe...
Abstract — This paper presents an approach to optimizing entire trajectories for a group of mobile r...
This work considers the problem of maximum utilization of a set of mobile robots with limited sensor...
Minimum time and minimum energy point-to-point trajectories for an industrial robot of the type Manu...
In this paper, we present techniques that allow one or multiple mobile robots to efficiently explore...
This paper presents a three-step process for creating locally optimal distributed controls for multi...
A mobile robot employed for data collection is faced with the problem of travelling from an initial ...
In the context of the mechatronic design of lightweight machines and robots, this paper studies opti...
This paper presents convex modeling techniques for the problem of optimal velocity control of multip...
In this thesis, we study the problem of multi-robot active joint localization and target tracking (A...
We propose a new approach to the simultaneous cooperative localization of a group of robots capa-ble...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...
This paper considers the problem of multi robot localization. The analysis is focused on the problem...
Abstract -This paper provides a solution to the optimal trajectory planning problem in target locali...
Abstract- This paper provides a solution to the optimal trajectory planning problem in target locali...
Abstract — This paper addresses optimal path planning and resource allocation for active multi-targe...
Abstract — This paper presents an approach to optimizing entire trajectories for a group of mobile r...
This work considers the problem of maximum utilization of a set of mobile robots with limited sensor...
Minimum time and minimum energy point-to-point trajectories for an industrial robot of the type Manu...
In this paper, we present techniques that allow one or multiple mobile robots to efficiently explore...
This paper presents a three-step process for creating locally optimal distributed controls for multi...
A mobile robot employed for data collection is faced with the problem of travelling from an initial ...
In the context of the mechatronic design of lightweight machines and robots, this paper studies opti...
This paper presents convex modeling techniques for the problem of optimal velocity control of multip...
In this thesis, we study the problem of multi-robot active joint localization and target tracking (A...
We propose a new approach to the simultaneous cooperative localization of a group of robots capa-ble...
In this paper, we consider the problem of cooperatively localizing a formation of networked robots/v...