Fixed-Time Leader-Following Consensus for Multiple Wheeled Mobile Robots

This article deals with the problem of leader-following consensus for multiple wheeled mobile robots. Under a directed graph, a distributed observer is proposed for each follower to estimate the leader state in a fixed time. Based on the observer and a constructed nonlinear manifold, a novel protoco...

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Published inIEEE transactions on cybernetics Vol. 50; no. 10; pp. 4381 - 4392
Main Authors Ning, Boda, Han, Qing-Long, Lu, Qiang
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Abstract This article deals with the problem of leader-following consensus for multiple wheeled mobile robots. Under a directed graph, a distributed observer is proposed for each follower to estimate the leader state in a fixed time. Based on the observer and a constructed nonlinear manifold, a novel protocol is designed such that the estimated leader state is tracked in a fixed time. Moreover, a switching protocol together with a linear manifold is proposed to ensure that fixed-time leader-following consensus is realized for any initial conditions without causing singularity issues. In contrast to alternative fixed-time consensus protocols in some existing results, the protocol proposed in this article is designed by constructing the nonlinear or linear manifold, which builds a new framework for fixed-time leader-following consensus. Furthermore, the obtained upper bound of settling time is explicitly linked with a single parameter in the protocol, which facilitates the adjustment of the bound under different performance requirements. Finally, the proposed protocol is applied to formation control of wheeled mobile robots.
AbstractList This article deals with the problem of leader-following consensus for multiple wheeled mobile robots. Under a directed graph, a distributed observer is proposed for each follower to estimate the leader state in a fixed time. Based on the observer and a constructed nonlinear manifold, a novel protocol is designed such that the estimated leader state is tracked in a fixed time. Moreover, a switching protocol together with a linear manifold is proposed to ensure that fixed-time leader-following consensus is realized for any initial conditions without causing singularity issues. In contrast to alternative fixed-time consensus protocols in some existing results, the protocol proposed in this article is designed by constructing the nonlinear or linear manifold, which builds a new framework for fixed-time leader-following consensus. Furthermore, the obtained upper bound of settling time is explicitly linked with a single parameter in the protocol, which facilitates the adjustment of the bound under different performance requirements. Finally, the proposed protocol is applied to formation control of wheeled mobile robots.This article deals with the problem of leader-following consensus for multiple wheeled mobile robots. Under a directed graph, a distributed observer is proposed for each follower to estimate the leader state in a fixed time. Based on the observer and a constructed nonlinear manifold, a novel protocol is designed such that the estimated leader state is tracked in a fixed time. Moreover, a switching protocol together with a linear manifold is proposed to ensure that fixed-time leader-following consensus is realized for any initial conditions without causing singularity issues. In contrast to alternative fixed-time consensus protocols in some existing results, the protocol proposed in this article is designed by constructing the nonlinear or linear manifold, which builds a new framework for fixed-time leader-following consensus. Furthermore, the obtained upper bound of settling time is explicitly linked with a single parameter in the protocol, which facilitates the adjustment of the bound under different performance requirements. Finally, the proposed protocol is applied to formation control of wheeled mobile robots.
This article deals with the problem of leader-following consensus for multiple wheeled mobile robots. Under a directed graph, a distributed observer is proposed for each follower to estimate the leader state in a fixed time. Based on the observer and a constructed nonlinear manifold, a novel protocol is designed such that the estimated leader state is tracked in a fixed time. Moreover, a switching protocol together with a linear manifold is proposed to ensure that fixed-time leader-following consensus is realized for any initial conditions without causing singularity issues. In contrast to alternative fixed-time consensus protocols in some existing results, the protocol proposed in this article is designed by constructing the nonlinear or linear manifold, which builds a new framework for fixed-time leader-following consensus. Furthermore, the obtained upper bound of settling time is explicitly linked with a single parameter in the protocol, which facilitates the adjustment of the bound under different performance requirements. Finally, the proposed protocol is applied to formation control of wheeled mobile robots.
Author Han, Qing-Long
Ning, Boda
Lu, Qiang
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fixed-time consensus
formation control
Graph theory
Initial conditions
leader-following consensus
Manifolds
Mobile robots
Nonlinear dynamical systems
Observers
Protocols
Robot control
Robots
Upper bounds
wheeled mobile robots
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