“…However, one of the open problems is how to efficiently apply these methods to multi-agent scenarios even in the case of very simple dynamic models describing motions of the individual agents. In the context of a multi-agent control and coordination problem where the agents' motion is described by kinematic models, the collision avoidance was addressed using multiobjective and decentralized optimization methods in _ Inalhan et al [17], heuristic methods in Kim et al [20], stochastic optimization for choosing conflict-free optimal maneuvers in Hu et al [15], navigation functions [21,34,35] in Dimarogonas et al [9], and attractive/repulsive potentials in [31,2]. In this paper, we follow the concept of avoidance control that was originally formulated by Leitmann and Skowronski in [24], and later further developed in [24,12,23,25,7,6].…”