2017
DOI: 10.1007/s12206-017-0242-x
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Vision-based formation control of aerial robots in the presence of sensor failure

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“…Abbasi et al pointed out that this article introduced vision-based aerial robot formation flight control, with special attention to failures in visual communication [2]. Masson et al pointed out that the LIRIS demonstrator is a vision-based navigation sensor experiment, implemented on the ATV-5 George Lemaitre, and activated during the approach phase with the International Space Station (ISS) [3]. Sakuma et al pointed out that skeletal muscle provides the basic foundation for human function, making movement and breathing possible.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Abbasi et al pointed out that this article introduced vision-based aerial robot formation flight control, with special attention to failures in visual communication [2]. Masson et al pointed out that the LIRIS demonstrator is a vision-based navigation sensor experiment, implemented on the ATV-5 George Lemaitre, and activated during the approach phase with the International Space Station (ISS) [3]. Sakuma et al pointed out that skeletal muscle provides the basic foundation for human function, making movement and breathing possible.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The main control methods of multi-robot formation are shown in Figure 1. They mainly include the Leader-Follower method [12], [13], the Behavior-based method [14], [15], and the Artificial Potential Method [16], [17], Virtual Structure method [18], [19], Graph Theory method [20] and so on. Among them, pilot-following method, behavior-based method and artificial potential field method are suitable for distributed control, while the virtual structure method and graph theory method are suitable for centralized control.…”
Section: A Multi-robot Formation Control Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Drones are now present in many daily life activities [ 2 , 6 8 ]. They are used in many applications such as inspecting pipelines and power lines, surveillance and mapping, military combat, agriculture, delivery of medicines in remote areas, aerial mapping, and many others [ 2 , 9 12 ]. See Figs.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%