Given the huge rising interest in autonomous drone swarms to be employed in actual marine applications, the present paper explores the possibility to recover a distressed vessel by means of the other agents belonging to the swarm itself. Suitable approaches and control strategies are developed and tested to find the highest performance algorithms. Different rules are exploited to obtain a correct behaviour in terms of swarm interaction, namely collective and coordinated, and individual. An innovative feedback control strategy is adopted and demonstrated its effectiveness. Extensive simulation runs have been conducted, whose results validate the approach.

A new tow maneuver of a damaged boat through a swarm of autonomous sea drones / Nesi, L.; Pepe, G.; Bibuli, M.; Zereik, E.; Carcaterra, A.; Caccia, M.. - 52:21(2019), pp. 360-366. (Intervento presentato al convegno 12th IFAC Conference on control applications in marine systems, robotics, and vehicles CAMS 2019 tenutosi a Daejeon, SOUTH KOREA) [10.1016/j.ifacol.2019.12.333].

A new tow maneuver of a damaged boat through a swarm of autonomous sea drones

Nesi L.;Pepe G.;Carcaterra A.;
2019

Abstract

Given the huge rising interest in autonomous drone swarms to be employed in actual marine applications, the present paper explores the possibility to recover a distressed vessel by means of the other agents belonging to the swarm itself. Suitable approaches and control strategies are developed and tested to find the highest performance algorithms. Different rules are exploited to obtain a correct behaviour in terms of swarm interaction, namely collective and coordinated, and individual. An innovative feedback control strategy is adopted and demonstrated its effectiveness. Extensive simulation runs have been conducted, whose results validate the approach.
2019
12th IFAC Conference on control applications in marine systems, robotics, and vehicles CAMS 2019
feedback control; rescue; sea drones; swarm robotics
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A new tow maneuver of a damaged boat through a swarm of autonomous sea drones / Nesi, L.; Pepe, G.; Bibuli, M.; Zereik, E.; Carcaterra, A.; Caccia, M.. - 52:21(2019), pp. 360-366. (Intervento presentato al convegno 12th IFAC Conference on control applications in marine systems, robotics, and vehicles CAMS 2019 tenutosi a Daejeon, SOUTH KOREA) [10.1016/j.ifacol.2019.12.333].
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