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most citedKnowledge Transfer Between Robots with Similar Dynamics for High-Accuracy Impromptu Trajectory Tracking

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Knowledge Transfer Between Robots with Similar Dynamics for High-Accuracy Impromptu Trajectory Tracking

Siqi Zhou, Andriy Sarabakha, Erdal Kayacan +2

In this paper, we propose an online learning approach that enables the inverse dynamics model learned for a source robot to be transferred to a target robot (e.g., from one quadrot…

eess.SY2018

Estimation-Based Model Predictive Control for Automatic Crosswind Stabilization of Hybrid Aerial Vehicles

Mohamed K. Helwa, Adrian Esser, Angela P. Schoellig

In this paper, we study the control design of an automatic crosswind stabilization system for a novel, buoyantly-assisted aerial transportation vehicle. This vehicle has several ad…

cs.RO2018

Provably Robust Learning-Based Approach for High-Accuracy Tracking Control of Lagrangian Systems

Mohamed K. Helwa, Adam Heins, Angela P. Schoellig

Lagrangian systems represent a wide range of robotic systems, including manipulators, wheeled and legged robots, and quadrotors. Inverse dynamics control and feedforward linearizat…

cs.RO2017

Data-Efficient Multirobot, Multitask Transfer Learning for Trajectory Tracking

Karime Pereida, Mohamed K. Helwa, Angela P. Schoellig

Transfer learning has the potential to reduce the burden of data collection and to decrease the unavoidable risks of the training phase. In this letter, we introduce a multirobot,…

cs.RO2017

An Inversion-Based Learning Approach for Improving Impromptu Trajectory Tracking of Robots with Non-Minimum Phase Dynamics

Siqi Zhou, Mohamed K. Helwa, Angela P. Schoellig

This paper presents a learning-based approach for impromptu trajectory tracking for non-minimum phase systems, i.e., systems with unstable inverse dynamics. Inversion-based feedfor…

cs.RO2017

Multi-Robot Transfer Learning: A Dynamical System Perspective

Mohamed K. Helwa, Angela P. Schoellig

Multi-robot transfer learning allows a robot to use data generated by a second, similar robot to improve its own behavior. The potential advantages are reducing the time of trainin…