Passivity-Based Pose Synchronization in Three Dimensions
From MaRDI portal
Cited in
(20)- Operational space consensus of multiple heterogeneous robots without velocity measurements
- Decentralized cooperative tracking subject to motion constraints
- Pose synchronization of multiple rigid bodies under average dwell time condition
- Distributed event-triggered cooperative attitude control of multiple rigid bodies with leader-follower architecture
- Pose consensus in networks of heterogeneous robots with variable time delays
- Phase synchronization control of complex networks of Lagrangian systems on adaptive digraphs
- Task space consensus in networks of heterogeneous and uncertain robotic systems with variable time-delays
- Leader-follower and leaderless consensus in networks of flexible-joint manipulators
- Passivity-based consensus for linear multi-agent systems under switching topologies
- Leader-follower and leaderless pose consensus of robot networks with variable time-delays and without velocity measurements
- Robust noncooperative attitude tracking control for rigid bodies on rotation matrices subject to input saturation constraint
- Neuro-adaptive non-singular terminal sliding mode control for distributed fixed-time synchronization of higher-order uncertain multi-agent nonlinear systems
- Cooperative concurrent targeting for planar arrays of point sources
- Synchronization of multiple rigid body systems: a survey
- Displacement-based formation control with predefined attitude over time-varying topologies
- Coordination of multiple rigid bodies under distance-induced interaction topologies
- Pose control of multi-rigid-body systems with distance-dependent topologies
- Decentralised attitude synchronisation of multiple rigid bodies on Lie group SO(3)
- On the comparisons of unit dual quaternion and homogeneous transformation matrix
- Integral control on Lie groups
This page was built for publication: Passivity-Based Pose Synchronization in Three Dimensions
Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q5352706)