This note deals with the distributed source localization problem by considering a group of unicycle-type agents. Without the need of GPS and compass, we develop a distributed source localization scheme based on bearing angle measurements about neighbors. It is shown that if the sensing and communication graph is connected and the relative motion of every pair of neighboring agents satisfies a persistent excitation condition, then every agent is able to estimate the relative coordinate of the source asymptotically
AbstractTracking of a moving target has attracted considerable interest in both military and civilia...
This paper considers the distributed localization problem for multi-robot systems in the plane with ...
This paper addresses the problem of mutual localization in multi-robot systems in presence of anonym...
© 2014 IEEE. This paper deals with the cooperative source localization problem with the goal of havi...
This paper addresses cooperative source localization with a group of mobile agents, for which the go...
Recent research on multi-agent systems has produced a plethora of decentralized controllers that imp...
In this paper we address the problem of estimating the poses of a team of agents when they do not sh...
This paper proposes a two stage approach to solving a simple network localization problem arising in...
This work investigates the problem of distributed estimation of the position of agents in a networke...
This paper concentrates on multi-agent formation control problems under mixed measurements of distan...
This paper concentrates on multi-agent formation control problems under mixed measurements of distan...
Abstract In cooperative localization a group of robots exchange relative position measurements from ...
We propose an anchorless distributed technique for estimating the centroid of a network of agents fr...
In this paper, we consider using angle of arrival information (bearing) for network localization and...
Autonomous agents deployed or moving on land for the purpose of carrying out coordinated tasks need ...
AbstractTracking of a moving target has attracted considerable interest in both military and civilia...
This paper considers the distributed localization problem for multi-robot systems in the plane with ...
This paper addresses the problem of mutual localization in multi-robot systems in presence of anonym...
© 2014 IEEE. This paper deals with the cooperative source localization problem with the goal of havi...
This paper addresses cooperative source localization with a group of mobile agents, for which the go...
Recent research on multi-agent systems has produced a plethora of decentralized controllers that imp...
In this paper we address the problem of estimating the poses of a team of agents when they do not sh...
This paper proposes a two stage approach to solving a simple network localization problem arising in...
This work investigates the problem of distributed estimation of the position of agents in a networke...
This paper concentrates on multi-agent formation control problems under mixed measurements of distan...
This paper concentrates on multi-agent formation control problems under mixed measurements of distan...
Abstract In cooperative localization a group of robots exchange relative position measurements from ...
We propose an anchorless distributed technique for estimating the centroid of a network of agents fr...
In this paper, we consider using angle of arrival information (bearing) for network localization and...
Autonomous agents deployed or moving on land for the purpose of carrying out coordinated tasks need ...
AbstractTracking of a moving target has attracted considerable interest in both military and civilia...
This paper considers the distributed localization problem for multi-robot systems in the plane with ...
This paper addresses the problem of mutual localization in multi-robot systems in presence of anonym...