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Three-Dimensional Maneuver Control of Multiagent Systems With Constrained Input

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IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON CYBERNETICS
Volume 53, Issue 10, Pages 6133-6145

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IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/TCYB.2022.3165767

Keywords

Trajectory; Task analysis; Target tracking; Multi-agent systems; Control systems; Aerospace electronics; Switches; Distributed control; input saturation; multiagent system (MAS); nonlinear systems

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In this article, a new 3-D maneuver controller for nonlinear multiagent systems with nonholonomic constraint and saturated control is proposed. The controller is designed under a distributed communication topology and is more flexible and efficient for general formation maneuver tasks. The saturation design generates control inputs within given bounds, making it more applicable in practice. The proposed control also considers the heading angles of the agents, achieving a more natural tracking movement aligning the heading of the formation to the direction of the reference trajectory.
In this article, we propose a new 3-D maneuver controller for a class of nonlinear multiagent systems (MASs) with nonholonomic constraint and saturated control. The system is designed under a distributed communication topology and the controller is more flexible and efficient for general formation maneuver tasks. The saturation design generates control inputs within pregiven bounds, which makes the system more applicable in practice. Moreover, based on the nonholonomic model, the proposed control also considers the heading angles of the agents. Thus, the maneuver controller can achieve a more natural tracking movement where the heading of the formation will align to the direction of the reference trajectory during the tracking motion. Several simulation examples are given to validate our results and demonstrate the competence for various maneuver tasks of MASs.

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