collaborators
Showing cs.ROShow all

7 papers · 1 filter

cs.RO2026

Reflection-Based Relative Localization for Cooperative UAV Teams Using Active Markers

Tim Lakemann, Daniel Bonilla Licea, Viktor Walter +1

Reflections of active markers in the environment are a common source of ambiguity in onboard visual relative localization. This work presents a novel approach that exploits these t…

cs.RO20261 cited

Distributed UAV Formation Control Robust to Relative Pose Measurement Noise

Viktor Walter, Matouš Vrba, Daniel Bonilla Licea +2

A technique that allows a Formation-Enforcing Control (FEC) derived from graph rigidity theory to interface with a realistic relative localization system onboard lightweight Unmann…

cs.RO2026

Distributed Lloyd-Based algorithm for uncertainty-aware multi-robot under-canopy flocking

Manuel Boldrer, Vit Kratky, Viktor Walter +1

In this letter, we present a distributed algorithm for flocking in complex environments that operates at constant altitude, without explicit communication, no a priori information…

cs.RO2025

FIMD: Fast Isolated Marker Detection for UV-Based Visual Relative Localisation in Agile UAV Swarms

Vojtěch Vrba, Viktor Walter, Petr Štěpán +1

A novel approach for the fast onboard detection of isolated markers for visual relative localisation of multiple teammates in agile UAV swarms is introduced in this paper. As the d…

cs.RO2025

Towards agile multi-robot systems in the real world: Fast onboard tracking of active blinking markers for relative localization

Tim Felix Lakemann, Daniel Bonilla Licea, Viktor Walter +2

A novel onboard tracking approach enabling vision-based relative localization and communication using Active blinking Marker Tracking (AMT) is introduced in this article. Active bl…

cs.RO2025

On Onboard LiDAR-based Flying Object Detection

Matouš Vrba, Viktor Walter, Václav Pritzl +5

A new robust and accurate approach for the detection and localization of flying objects with the purpose of highly dynamic aerial interception and agile multi-robot interaction is…