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most citedNeuromorphic Perception and Navigation for Mobile Robots: A Review

30 citations · 30 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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9 papers

cs.RO2026

Singularity-Free Guiding Vector Fields on SO(3) with Designer-Specified Progression Behavior

Jesus Bautista, Hector Garcia de Marina

This paper develops a singularity-free guiding vector field (SF-GVF) for path following on the special orthogonal group SO(3). First, we lift the Euclidean SF-GVF construction to S…

cs.RO2026

Finite-Time Curvature-Constrained Vector Field for Saturation-Free Motion Planning of Nonholonomic Robots

Zhouru Xiao, Sha Luo, Yang Lu +5

Accurately steering a robot to a target configuration is fundamental in engineering, yet remains challenging for nonholonomic mobile robots. Vector fields (VFs) provide a natural f…

math.OC2026

The distance-based formation controller design for multi-agent systems in port-Hamiltonian form

Jingyi Zhao, Yongxin Wu, Héctor García de Marina +2

Based on the practical scenario where collisions in formation control may lead to agent damage, this paper investigates the integrated problem of distance-based formation control a…

cs.RO2026

Leaderless Collective Motion in Affine Formation Control over the Complex Plane

Jesus Bautista, Enric Morella, Lili Wang +1

We propose a method for the collective maneuvering of affine formations in the plane by modifying the original weights of the Laplacian matrix used to achieve static formations of…

cs.RO2026

Directional Mollification for Knot-Preserving Smoothing of Polygonal Chains with Explicit Curvature Bounds

Alfredo González-Calvin, Juan F. Jiménez, Héctor García de Marina

We introduce the \textit{directional mollification} operator, which acts on polygonal chains to produce curve approximants that are arbitrarily close to the original c…

cs.RO2024

Fully distributed and resilient source seeking for robot swarms

Jesus Bautista, Antonio Acuaviva, Jose Hinojosa +3

Existing source-seeking algorithms for robot swarms typically require either direct gradient measurements or rigid geometric formations, limiting their flexibility and resilience t…