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Control of Triangle Formations with a Mix of Angle and Distance Constraints

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Bishop, Adrian
Summers, Tyler
Anderson, Brian

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IEEE Control Systems Society

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A distributed control law for triangular formation control with a mixture of bearing and range measurements and relative pair-wise inter-agent angle constraints and a single range constraint is introduced. The control law is weak in the sense that two agents are free to choose their own heading within a relatively large range of values. Indeed, the agents can determine their heading independently at run-time given any criteria they desire as long as certain relaxed conditions are met. A convergence result is established that ensures the desired formation configuration is asymptotically stable. Illustrative examples are provided to demonstrate the claims.

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2037-12-31