Cooperative Distributed MPC via Decentralized Real-Time Optimization: Implementation Results for Robot Formations
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| author | Stomberg, Gösta Ebel, Henrik Faulwasser, Timm Eberhard, Peter |
| author_facet | Stomberg, Gösta Ebel, Henrik Faulwasser, Timm Eberhard, Peter |
| contents | Distributed model predictive control (DMPC) is a flexible and scalable feedback control method applicable to a wide range of systems. While the stability analysis of DMPC is quite well understood, there exist only limited implementation results for realistic applications involving distributed computation and networked communication. This article approaches formation control of mobile robots via a cooperative DMPC scheme. We discuss the implementation via decentralized optimization algorithms. To this end, we combine the alternating direction method of multipliers with decentralized sequential quadratic programming to solve the underlying optimal control problem in a decentralized fashion with nominal convergence guarantees. Our approach only requires coupled subsystems to communicate and does not rely on a central coordinator. Our experimental results showcase the efficacy of DMPC for formation control and they demonstrate the real-time feasibility of the considered algorithms. |
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| spellingShingle | Cooperative Distributed MPC via Decentralized Real-Time Optimization: Implementation Results for Robot Formations Stomberg, Gösta Ebel, Henrik Faulwasser, Timm Eberhard, Peter Systems and Control Robotics Distributed model predictive control (DMPC) is a flexible and scalable feedback control method applicable to a wide range of systems. While the stability analysis of DMPC is quite well understood, there exist only limited implementation results for realistic applications involving distributed computation and networked communication. This article approaches formation control of mobile robots via a cooperative DMPC scheme. We discuss the implementation via decentralized optimization algorithms. To this end, we combine the alternating direction method of multipliers with decentralized sequential quadratic programming to solve the underlying optimal control problem in a decentralized fashion with nominal convergence guarantees. Our approach only requires coupled subsystems to communicate and does not rely on a central coordinator. Our experimental results showcase the efficacy of DMPC for formation control and they demonstrate the real-time feasibility of the considered algorithms. |
| title | Cooperative Distributed MPC via Decentralized Real-Time Optimization: Implementation Results for Robot Formations |
| topic | Systems and Control Robotics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.07960 |