Formation Control of Multiple Agents with Preserving Connectivity and its Application to Gradient Climbing

A design of cooperative controllers that force a group of N mobile agents with limited communication ranges to perform a desired formation is presented. The proposed formation control system also preserves initial communication connectivity and guarantees no collisions between the agents. The format...

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Main Author: Do, Khac
Format: Journal Article
Published: Agora University Editing House-- CCC Publications, R & D Agora 2012
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3000
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description A design of cooperative controllers that force a group of N mobile agents with limited communication ranges to perform a desired formation is presented. The proposed formation control system also preserves initial communication connectivity and guarantees no collisions between the agents. The formation control design is based on smooth step functions, potential functions, and the Lyapunov direct method. The proposed formation control system is applied to solve a gradient climbing problem where the gradient average of a distributed field is estimated over a bounded region using the field measurement by the agents.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-30002017-01-30T10:27:45Z Formation Control of Multiple Agents with Preserving Connectivity and its Application to Gradient Climbing Do, Khac gradient climbing collision avoidance Formation control A design of cooperative controllers that force a group of N mobile agents with limited communication ranges to perform a desired formation is presented. The proposed formation control system also preserves initial communication connectivity and guarantees no collisions between the agents. The formation control design is based on smooth step functions, potential functions, and the Lyapunov direct method. The proposed formation control system is applied to solve a gradient climbing problem where the gradient average of a distributed field is estimated over a bounded region using the field measurement by the agents. 2012 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3000 Agora University Editing House-- CCC Publications, R & D Agora restricted
spellingShingle gradient climbing
collision avoidance
Formation control
Do, Khac
Formation Control of Multiple Agents with Preserving Connectivity and its Application to Gradient Climbing
title Formation Control of Multiple Agents with Preserving Connectivity and its Application to Gradient Climbing
title_full Formation Control of Multiple Agents with Preserving Connectivity and its Application to Gradient Climbing
title_fullStr Formation Control of Multiple Agents with Preserving Connectivity and its Application to Gradient Climbing
title_full_unstemmed Formation Control of Multiple Agents with Preserving Connectivity and its Application to Gradient Climbing
title_short Formation Control of Multiple Agents with Preserving Connectivity and its Application to Gradient Climbing
title_sort formation control of multiple agents with preserving connectivity and its application to gradient climbing
topic gradient climbing
collision avoidance
Formation control
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3000