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Controlled Coverage Using Time-Varying Density Functions
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-09)
A new approach for controlling a system of multiple agents by choosing a time-varying
density function is presented, employing optimal coverage ideas. In this approach, we specify a time-
varying density function that ...
Automatic Generation of Persistent Formations for Multi-Agent Networks Under Range Constraints
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-04)
In this paper we present a collection of graphbased methods for determining if a team of mobile robots, subjected to sensor and communication range constraints, can persistently achieve a specified formation. What we mean ...
Multi-Process Control Software for HUBO2 Plus Robot
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-04)
Humanoid robots require greater software reliability than traditional mechantronic systems if they are to
perform useful tasks in typical human-oriented environments.
This paper covers a software architecture which ...
Humanoid Robot Teleoperation for Tasks with Power Tools
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-04)
This paper presents the implementation of inverse
kinematics to achieve teleoperation of a physical humanoid robot
platform. The humanoid platform will be used to compete
in the DARPA Robot Challenge, which requires ...
Observability and Controllability Verification in Multi-Agent Systems through Decentralized Laplacian Spectrum Estimation
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010-12)
In this paper we show how the decentralized
estimation of the spectrum of a network can be used to infer
its controllability and observability properties. The proposed
approach is applied to networked multi-agent systems ...
Motion Preference Learning
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2011-06)
In order to control systems to meet subjective criteria, one would like to construct objective functions that accurately represent human preferences. To do this, we develop robust estimators based on convex optimization ...
Biologically Motivated Shape Optimization of Foraging Fronts
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2011-06)
Social animals often form a predator front to charge through an aggregation of prey. It is observed that the nature of the feeding strategy dictates the geometric shape of these charging fronts. Inspired by this observation, ...
Duty Cycle Scheduling in Dynamic Sensor Networks for Controlling Event Detection Probabilities
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2011-06)
A sensor network comprising of RF or radar-based sensors has a deteriorating performance in that the effective sensor footprint shrinks as the power level decreases. Power is typically only drawn from the sensor nodes when ...
Multi-Process Control Software for Humanoid Robots
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-04)
Humanoid robots require greater software reliability than traditional mechatronic systems if they are to perform useful tasks in typical human-oriented environments. This paper covers a software architecture which distributes ...
Humanoid Robot Teleoperation for Tasks with Power Tools
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2013-04)
This paper presents the implementation of inverse kinematics to achieve teleoperation of a physical humanoid robot platform. The humanoid platform will be used to compete in the DARPA Robot Challenge, which requires ...