The problem of fault-tolerant formation control for a team of wheeled robots is addressed. The multi-agent network is represented as the passive interconnection of port-Hamiltonian systems, and trajectory-tracking is achieved by using passivity arguments. Two fault-tolerant control strategies have been proposed, depending on the fault severity: a soft one, consisting in lowering the control burden, and a hard one, corresponding to formation reconfiguration.

Fault-tolerant formation control of wheeled mobile robots using energy-balancing methods / Paglianti, I; Cristofaro, A. - (2022), pp. 472-477. (Intervento presentato al convegno European Control Conference tenutosi a Londra (Regno Unito)) [10.23919/ECC55457.2022.9838156].

Fault-tolerant formation control of wheeled mobile robots using energy-balancing methods

Cristofaro, A
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2022

Abstract

The problem of fault-tolerant formation control for a team of wheeled robots is addressed. The multi-agent network is represented as the passive interconnection of port-Hamiltonian systems, and trajectory-tracking is achieved by using passivity arguments. Two fault-tolerant control strategies have been proposed, depending on the fault severity: a soft one, consisting in lowering the control burden, and a hard one, corresponding to formation reconfiguration.
2022
European Control Conference
port-Hamiltonian systems; fault-tolerant control; ground robots
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Fault-tolerant formation control of wheeled mobile robots using energy-balancing methods / Paglianti, I; Cristofaro, A. - (2022), pp. 472-477. (Intervento presentato al convegno European Control Conference tenutosi a Londra (Regno Unito)) [10.23919/ECC55457.2022.9838156].
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