An integrated robust probing motion planning and control scheme: A tube-based MPC approach |
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Authors: | Morteza Farrokhsiar Graham Pavlik Homayoun Najjaran |
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Affiliation: | School of Engineering, University of British Columbia, Kelowna, Canada |
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Abstract: | ‘This paper introduces the integration of a probing scheme into a robust MPC-based robot motion planning and control algorithm. The proposed solution tackles the output-feedback tube-based MPC problem using the partially-closed loop strategy to incorporate future measurements in a computationally efficient manner. This combination will provide not only a robust controller but also avoids overly conservative planning which is a drawback of the original implementation of the output-feedback tube-based MPC. The proposed solution is composed of two controllers: (i) a nominal MPC controller with probing feature to plan a globally convergent trajectory in conjunction with active localization, and (ii) an ancillary MPC controller to stabilize the robot motion around the planned trajectory. The performance and real-time implementation of the proposed planning and control algorithms have been verified through both extensive numerical simulations and experiments with a mobile robot. |
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Keywords: | Output feedback Tube-based model predictive control Motion planning Partially-closed loop strategy |
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