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math.OC2011★ 1 cited

Left invertibility of discrete-time output-quantized systems: the linear case with finite inputs

Nevio Dubbini, Benedetto Piccoli, Antonio Bicchi

This paper studies left invertibility of discrete-time linear output-quantized systems. Quantized outputs are generated according to a given partition of the state-space, while inp…

cs.RO2011★ 2 cited

Optimal Synthesis for Nonholonomic Vehicles With Constrained Side Sensors

Paolo Salaris, Lucia Pallottino, Antonio Bicchi

We present a complete characterization of shortest paths to a goal position for a vehicle with unicycle kinematics and a limited range sensor, constantly keeping a given landmark i…

cs.RO2011★ 3 cited

Distributed Consensus on Set-valued Information

Adriano Fagiolini, Nevio Dubbini, Antonio Bicchi

This paper focuses on the convergence of infor- mation in distributed systems of agents communicating over a network. The information on which the convergence is sought is not repr…

cs.RO2011

Distributed Intrusion Detection for the Security of Societies of Robots

Adriano Fagiolini, Gianluca Dini, Antonio Bicchi

This paper addresses the problem of detecting possible intruders in a group of autonomous robots, which coexist in a shared environment and interact with each other according to a…

cs.RO2011

Logical Consensus for Distributed and Robust Intrusion Detection

Adriano Fagiolini, Antonio Bicchi

In this paper we introduce a novel consensus mech- anism where agents of a network are able to share logical values, or Booleans, representing their local opinions on e.g. the pres…

cs.RO2011★ 3 cited

Casting Robotic End-effectors To Reach Faraway Moving Objects

Adriano Fagiolini, Hitoshi Arisumi, Antonio Bicchi

In this article we address the problem of catching objects that move at a relatively large distance from the robot, of the order of tens of times the size of the robot itself. To t…