In this paper, we further analyze an economic model predictive control (MPC) algorithm with self-tuning terminal cost, which was recently proposed in [1]. It is shown that if a generalized terminal region constraint i...
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This paper presents a class of passivity-based cooperative control problems that have an explicit connection to convex network optimization problems. The new notion of maximal equilibrium independent passivity is intr...
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This paper presents a class of passivity-based cooperative control problems that have an explicit connection to convex network optimization problems. The new notion of maximal equilibrium independent passivity is introduced and it is shown that networks of systems possessing this property asymptotically approach the solutions of a dual pair of network optimization problems, namely an optimal potential and an optimal flow problem. This connection leads to an interpretation of the dynamic variables, such as system inputs and outputs, to variables in a network optimization framework, such as divergences and potentials, and reveals that several duality relations known in convex network optimization theory translate directly to passivity-based cooperative control problems. The presented results establish a strong and explicit connection between passivity-based cooperative controltheory on the one side and network optimization theory on the other, and they provide a unifying framework for network analysis and optimal design. The results are illustrated on a nonlinear traffic dynamics model that is shown to be asymptotically clustering.
We present a general method for analyzing mixed-mode oscillations (MMOs) in parametrically and externally excited systems with two low excitation frequencies (PEESTLEFs) for the case of arbitrary m:n relation between ...
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We present a general method for analyzing mixed-mode oscillations (MMOs) in parametrically and externally excited systems with two low excitation frequencies (PEESTLEFs) for the case of arbitrary m:n relation between the slow frequencies of excitations. The validity of the approach has been demonstrated using the equations of Duffing and van der Pol, separately. Our study shows that, by introducing a slow variable and finding the relation between the slow variable and the slow excitations, PEESTLEFs can be transformed into a fast-slow form with a single slow variable and therefore MMOs observed in PEESTLEFs can be understood by the classical machinery of fast subsystem analysis of the transformed fast-slow system.
In contrast to the common understanding of robot link elasticity as a detrimental effect the paper presents a novel approach to beneficially exploit the intrinsic link compliance for the detection and reaction to unpr...
In contrast to the common understanding of robot link elasticity as a detrimental effect the paper presents a novel approach to beneficially exploit the intrinsic link compliance for the detection and reaction to unpredicted collisions between the robot and its environment. The paper employs an inner loop controller to rapidly attenuate structural oscillations. Next, a linear relationship between the actuator joint torques as well as the damped link surface strains is derived to accurately model the residual dynamics. The model is identified for an experimental multi-elastic link robot arm under the influence of gravity. Experimental results are provided using a generalized momentum based technique for the detection and reaction to collisions with fragile objects placed on a force sensor as well as interactions with a human.
The paper presents a learning from demonstration approach to the catching of moving objects with a robot manipulator. The work explicitly reduces the impulse exchange by minimizing the relative velocity during the con...
The paper presents a learning from demonstration approach to the catching of moving objects with a robot manipulator. The work explicitly reduces the impulse exchange by minimizing the relative velocity during the contact phase by learning relative relation between the object and the catcher instead of learning separate forward model of the object and trajectory generator for the robot. This contributes to the damage prevention on both, the object and the robot. The demonstrated catching movements are modelled by a Gaussian mixture model (GMM), which describes the probability distribution over the demonstrated data set. Gaussian mixture regression (GMR) is employed for motion prediction. A timing controller is designed to trade-off the catch location and the catching time. The learning scheme comprises the relative position and velocity profile between the object and the catcher. The approach allows to generate the movement of the catcher with guaranteed position and velocity convergence to the reference inferred from the position and velocity of the object. Experimental results with a five degree of freedom arm and a Photonic-Mixing-Device (PMD) camera for object detection validate the approach.
A method to ensure recursive feasibility and asymptotic stability for a distributed model predictive control scheme in case of temporary communication failure is presented. The considered networks are made up of dynam...
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This paper discusses collective control of multiple unicycle-type vehicles with nonholonomic constraints and nonidentical constant speeds, with focus on the design of a tracking controller for a desired target's p...
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This paper discusses collective control of multiple unicycle-type vehicles with nonholonomic constraints and nonidentical constant speeds, with focus on the design of a tracking controller for a desired target's position and velocity. The tracking control task is divided into several sub-tasks. The group centroid is controlled to track a desired reference velocity, while the reference velocity is constructed with information from the target's position and velocity so that the group centroid can successfully track both the position and velocity of a target vehicle. In order to keep all the agents close to the centroid within a reasonable spacing, an additive spacing controller is devised. We also discuss in detail the performance limitation and trade-offs of the tracking control due to the constraint of non-identical and constant speeds in such a heterogeneous agent group.
Heterogeneity in cell populations is a major factor in the dynamics of cellular systems in living tissue or microbial colonies. This heterogeneity needs to be taken into account for the interpretation of experimental ...
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From a gain-scheduling control perspective, we will study the output feedback control problem for linear systems with some of control channels subject to actuator saturation. This includes the scenario of all actuator...
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In the building climate control area, the linear model predictive control (LMPC)- nowadays considered a mature technique-benefits from the fact that the resulting optimization task is convex (thus easily and quickly s...
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