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Multi-agent collision avoidance with acceleration constraints
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- Gabe Hoffmann, presenter
SIAM Conference on Control and its Applications
6 July 2009 - 8 July 2009
Denver, Colorado, USA
description
A switching control law is derived using optimal control techniques to guarantee separation between acceleration constrained vehicles. The method augments existing multi-agent control algorithms with the capability to switch to provably safe collision avoidance maneuvers when required. It is extended to the control of arbitrarily many vehicles, limited only by communication of vehicle states. These methods are demonstrated in simulations where existing techniques are prohibitively slow or fail, and in quadrotor helicopter flight experiments.
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