Search for dissertations about: "CONTROL CENTER"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 224 swedish dissertations containing the words CONTROL CENTER.
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1. The Core of Aerial Robotic Workers : Generalized Modeling, Estimation, and Control
Abstract : In this thesis we are going to explore what the operational core, both mathematically and algorithmically, of an Aerial Robotic Worker consists of, in order to estimate its egomotion and parameters, and adaptively control the aerial vehicle. Moreover, the aim of this thesis is to be a condensed reference for the corresponding areas of aerial robotics, in order to provide a stable and complete foundation on which one can continue research on. READ MORE
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2. Relative Information Based Distributed Control for Intrinsic Formations of Reduced Attitudes
Abstract : This dissertation concerns the formation problems for multiple reduced attitudes, which are extensively utilized in many pointing applications and under-actuated scenarios for attitude maneuvers. In contrast to most existing methodologies on formation control, the proposed method does not need to contain any formation errors in the protocol. READ MORE
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3. Planning and Control of Cooperative Multi-Agent Manipulator-Endowed Systems
Abstract : Multi-agent planning and control is an active and increasingly studied topic of research, with many practical applications, such as rescue missions, security, surveillance, and transportation. More specifically, cases that involve complex manipulator-endowed systems deserve extra attention due to potential complex cooperative manipulation tasks and their interaction with the environment. READ MORE
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4. Global stability and feedback control of boundary layer flows
Abstract : In this thesis the stability of generic boundary layer flows is studied from a global viewpoint using optimization methods. Global eigenmodes of the incompressible linearized Navier-Stokes equations are computed using the Krylov subspace Arnoldi method. READ MORE
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5. Network Synchronization and Control Based on Inverse Optimality : A Study of Inverter-Based Power Generation
Abstract : This thesis dwells upon the synthesis of system-theoretical tools to understand and control the behavior of nonlinear networked systems. This work is at the crossroads of three topics: synchronization in coupled high-order oscillators, inverse optimal control and the application of inverter-based power systems. READ MORE