Formation control and collision avoidance of unmanned water surface vehicles in maritime environments
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- Platoon of uncertain unmanned surface vehicle teams subject to stochastic environmental loads
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- Prescribed-time formation-containment control and collision avoidance for second-order multi-agent systems
- Safety-critical and prescribed-performance formation control of multiple surface vessels: a dynamical CBFs-RISE-based approach
- On distributed controller synthesis for nonlinear interconnected systems based a comparison principle approach
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