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6 papers

eess.SY2025

Reducing the Communication of Distributed Model Predictive Control: Autoencoders and Formation Control

Torben Schiz, Henrik Ebel

Communication remains a key factor limiting the applicability of distributed model predictive control (DMPC) in realistic settings, despite advances in wireless communication. DMPC…

cs.RO2025

Discovering Antagonists in Networks of Systems: Robot Deployment

Ingeborg Wenger, Peter Eberhard, Henrik Ebel

A contextual anomaly detection method is proposed and applied to the physical motions of a robot swarm executing a coverage task. Using simulations of a swarm's normal behavior, a…

cs.RO2025

An Online Optimization-Based Trajectory Planning Approach for Cooperative Landing Tasks

Jingshan Chen, Lihan Xu, Henrik Ebel +1

This paper presents a real-time trajectory planning scheme for a heterogeneous multi-robot system (consisting of a quadrotor and a ground mobile robot) for a cooperative landing ta…

cs.RO2024

Efficient Avoidance of Ellipsoidal Obstacles with Model Predictive Control for Mobile Robots and Vehicles

Mario Rosenfelder, Hendrik Carius, Markus Herrmann-Wicklmayr +3

In real-world applications of mobile robots, collision avoidance is of critical importance. Typically, global motion planning in constrained environments is addressed through high-…

eess.SY2024

Data-Driven Predictive Control of Nonholonomic Robots Based on a Bilinear Koopman Realization: Data Does Not Replace Geometry

Mario Rosenfelder, Lea Bold, Hannes Eschmann +3

Advances in machine learning and the growing trend towards effortless data generation in real-world systems has led to an increasing interest for data-inferred models and data-base…

cs.CY2024

Data Publishing in Mechanics and Dynamics: Challenges, Guidelines, and Examples from Engineering Design

Henrik Ebel, Jan van Delden, Timo Lüddecke +15

Data-based methods have gained increasing importance in engineering, especially but not only driven by successes with deep artificial neural networks. Success stories are prevalent…