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most citedComposition of Control Barrier Functions With Differing Relative Degrees for Safety Under Input Constraints

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Safe Receding-Horizon Control of Fixed-Wing Aircraft Using Constrained Approximate Dynamic Programming

Felipe Arenas-Uribe, Ricardo Gutierrez, Jesse B. Hoagg

We present a receding-horizon optimal control for fixed-wing aircraft subject to state constraints. These constraints include operational constraints such as altitude, geofencing,…

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Safe Position and Attitude Control for Landing on Small Celestial Bodies with Gravitational Uncertainty

Felipe Arenas-Uribe, T. Michael Seigler, Jesse B. Hoagg

Landing on small celestial bodies is challenging because the spacecraft must satisfy safety and actuator constraints despite gravitational forces that are difficult to model accura…

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Predicted-Flow Control Barrier Functions for Non-Control-Affine Systems

Amirsaeid Safari, Jesse B. Hoagg

Control barrier functions (CBFs) enforce safety through conditions imposed pointwise in time without consideration of state evolution over a future horizon. Thus, CBF-based control…

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Predicted-Flow Control Barrier Functions for Real-Time Safe Optimal Control

Amirsaeid Safari, Jesse B. Hoagg

Control barrier functions (CBFs) provide real-time safety guarantees through pointwise conditions on the state. However, synthesizing a valid CBF is difficult and the resulting con…

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Receding-Horizon Nonlinear Optimal Control With Safety Constraints Using Constrained Approximate Dynamic Programming

Ricardo Gutierrez, Jesse B. Hoagg

We present a receding-horizon optimal control for nonlinear continuous-time systems subject to state constraints. The cost is a quadratic finite-horizon integral. The key enabling…

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Experimental Demonstration of a Decentralized Electromagnetic Formation Flying Control Using Alternating Magnetic Field Forces

Sumit S. Kamat, Ajin Sunny, T. Michael Seigler +1

Electromagnetic formation flying (EMFF) is challenging due to the complex coupling between the electromagnetic fields generated by each satellite in the formation. To address this…