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A packet loss compliant logic-based communication alogoritham for cooperative path following control

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Creator Rego, F.
Aguiar, A.P.
Pascoal, A.M.
 
Date 2014-09-19T09:55:24Z
2014-09-19T09:55:24Z
2013
 
Identifier Proceeding of 9th IFAC Conference on Control Applications in Marine Systems (CAMS 2013), Osaka, Japan, September 17-20, 2013. ed. by: Kazuhiko, H., vol.9; 2013; 262-267
http://drs.nio.org/drs/handle/2264/4600
 
Description We introduce an event driven communication logic for decentralized control of a network of robotic vehicles (agents). The strategy proposed is robust to packet losses and drives the vehicles to predefined paths while holding a desired geometric formation pattern. To this effect, the paper extends an existing cooperative path following framework to consider the practical case where communications among the vehicles occur at discrete instants, instead of continuously. The introduced communication logic takes into account the topology of the communication network, the fact that communications are discrete, and the cost of exchanging information. We also address explicitly communication losses and bounded delays. Conditions are derived under which the overall closed loop system is input-to-state practically stable. The communication logic is applied to a cooperative path-following control system of multiple underactuated autonomous marine robots. Simulation results are presented and discussed
 
Language en
 
Publisher International Federation of Automatic Control
 
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Subject remote control
communication systems
simulation
telemetry
autopilots
global positioning systems
 
Title A packet loss compliant logic-based communication alogoritham for cooperative path following control
 
Type Conference Article