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Path-tracking for a Tractor-Trailer-like Robot
R.M. DeSantis
- Year
- 1994
- Citations
- 86
Abstract
Path-tracking controllers for tractor-trailer-like robots are de signed by generalizing the geometric path-tracking approach currently adopted for car-like robots. This is done by formaliz ing the concepts of speed and lateral and heading offsets and by assuming slippage-free motion. The main result is that for straight-line or circular-arc paths to be tracked with a con stant velocity, path-tracking may be ensured by means of a linear, time-invariant, and decoupled controller, the gains of which may be determined using familiar proportional-integral- derivative (PID) and state-feedback techniques.
Keywords
Control theory (sociology)Heading (navigation)TrailerPath (computing)RobotPID controllerTracking (education)Articulated vehicleController (irrigation)Angular velocity
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