Towards safe and optimal flight: Viability Kernel MPC for Fully Actuated Multirotor

📅 2026-08-26
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本文提出了一种结合生存理论和数据驱动方法的模型预测控制框架,用于生成安全的姿态轨迹,确保全驱动多旋翼飞行器在复杂环境中的安全导航。
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Industrial aerial robotics demands safety guarantees for navigation in unstructured environments while optimizing performance and computational efficiency. This paper presents a method for generating safe pose trajectories for fully actuated multirotors within a Model Predictive Control (MPC) framework, leveraging both viability theory and data-driven methods. Obstacle avoidance is enforced through dynamically computed axis-aligned bounding boxes, providing formal safety guarantees without exhaustive offline reachability analysis. Numerical simulations on a fully actuated tilted hexarotor validate the approach, demonstrating successful navigation in cluttered environments with real-time computational performance.
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safety guarantees
navigation
unstructured environments
performance optimization
computational efficiency
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Model Predictive Control (MPC)
Viability Theory
Data-Driven Methods
Axis-Aligned Bounding Boxes
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