Abstract:This paper proposes the concept of group-symmetric consensus for nonholonomic mobile multirobot systems (NMMRSs). Based on the thought of group-based coordination control, the framework of group-symmetric consensus for NMMRSs is developed in coopetition networks. Antagonistic interactions between robots therein can exist in the same group. Resorting to a novel auxiliary velocity vector embedded in the control algorithm, group-symmetric consensus can be realized with an integrated torque controller. By exploiti… Show more
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