Distributed Linear Quadratic Gaussian for Multi-Robot Coordination with Localization Uncertainty

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Main Authors: Tasooji, Tohid Kargar, Khodadadi, Sakineh
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Published: 2025
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author Tasooji, Tohid Kargar
Khodadadi, Sakineh
author_facet Tasooji, Tohid Kargar
Khodadadi, Sakineh
contents This paper addresses the problem of distributed coordination control for multi-robot systems (MRSs) in the presence of localization uncertainty using a Linear Quadratic Gaussian (LQG) approach. We introduce a stochastic LQG control strategy that ensures the coordination of mobile robots while optimizing a performance criterion. The proposed control framework accounts for the inherent uncertainty in localization measurements, enabling robust decision-making and coordination. We analyze the stability of the system under the proposed control protocol, deriving conditions for the convergence of the multi-robot network. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is demonstrated through experimental validation using Robotrium simulation experiments, showcasing the practical applicability of the control strategy in real-world scenarios with localization uncertainty.
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spellingShingle Distributed Linear Quadratic Gaussian for Multi-Robot Coordination with Localization Uncertainty
Tasooji, Tohid Kargar
Khodadadi, Sakineh
Systems and Control
Multiagent Systems
Robotics
This paper addresses the problem of distributed coordination control for multi-robot systems (MRSs) in the presence of localization uncertainty using a Linear Quadratic Gaussian (LQG) approach. We introduce a stochastic LQG control strategy that ensures the coordination of mobile robots while optimizing a performance criterion. The proposed control framework accounts for the inherent uncertainty in localization measurements, enabling robust decision-making and coordination. We analyze the stability of the system under the proposed control protocol, deriving conditions for the convergence of the multi-robot network. The effectiveness of the proposed approach is demonstrated through experimental validation using Robotrium simulation experiments, showcasing the practical applicability of the control strategy in real-world scenarios with localization uncertainty.
title Distributed Linear Quadratic Gaussian for Multi-Robot Coordination with Localization Uncertainty
topic Systems and Control
Multiagent Systems
Robotics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.03126