“…For a semi-active vehicle suspension, H 1 control of the vehicle suspension with a magneto-rheological (MR) damper was used to significantly attenuate the lateral, yaw, and roll accelerations of the car body [8][9][10]. For an active vehicle suspension, the H 1 controller was used to improve the vehicle suspension performance (including ride comfort, road holding, and suspension deflection) [11][12][13], and other research considered the problem of using robust H 1 control for a half-vehicle active suspension system with input delay [14][15][16]. The H 1 control method was also used to improve the driving safety and steering http performance for the steering model of a vehicle (including the steering flexibility, feeling of side slipping, and deviation of the vehicle from the planned path) [17,18].…”