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eess.SY2026

Global Exponential Stabilization of the Kinematic Bicycle Model of a Car in Polar Coordinates

Velimir Todorovski, Kwang Hak Kim, Alessandro Astolfi +1

The paper presents a smooth feedback control design that globally exponentially stabilizes the kinematic bicycle model of a car by converting it to polar coordinates and applying a…

eess.SY2026

Nonholonomic Robot Parking by Feedback -- Part I: Modular Strict CLF Designs

Velimir Todorovski, Kwang Hak Kim, Alessandro Astolfi +1

It has been known in the robotics literature since about 1995 that, in polar coordinates, the nonholonomic unicycle is asymptotically stabilizable by smooth feedback, even globally…

eess.SY2025

Nonholonomic Robot Parking by Feedback -- Part II: Nonmodular, Inverse Optimal, Adaptive, Prescribed/Fixed-Time and Safe Designs

Kwang Hak Kim, Velimir Todorovski, Miroslav Krstić

For the unicycle system, we provide constructive methods for the design of feedback laws that have one or more of the following properties: being nonmodular and globally exponentia…

eess.SY2025

Integrator Forwading Design for Unicycles with Constant and Actuated Velocity in Polar Coordinates

Miroslav Krstic, Velimir Todorovski, Kwang Hak Kim +1

In a companion paper, we present a modular framework for unicycle stabilization in polar coordinates that provides smooth steering laws through backstepping. Surprisingly, the same…

eess.SY2025

Modular Design of Strict Control Lyapunov Functions for Global Stabilization of the Unicycle in Polar Coordinates

Velimir Todorovski, Kwang Hak Kim, Miroslav Krstic

Since the mid-1990s, it has been known that, unlike in Cartesian form where Brockett's condition rules out static feedback stabilization, the unicycle is globally asymptotically st…

math.OC2025

Half-Global Deadbeat Parking for Dubins Vehicle

Miroslav Krstić, Kwang Hak Kim, Velimir Todorovski

This paper presents a framework for stabilizing the Dubins vehicle model to zero in finite time (deadbeat parking) by interpreting distance as a time-like variable. We develop cont…