Abstract
This paper considers consensus strategy design for double-integrator multi-agent systems with matched disturbances under a directed graph. Specifically, we consider the case where both the control inputs and velocities of the agents are subject to different and asymmetric constraints. A novel distributed algorithm exploiting saturation functions is proposed to achieve asymptotic consensus without violating the predefined velocity and actuator saturation constraints. Subsequently, we extend the obtained results to event-triggered communication, where agent position broadcasting occurs only when specific triggering conditions are met. We rigorously prove that there exists a positive minimum inter-event time to rule out Zeno behavior. Finally, the simulation results confirm the theoretical findings and illustrate the achievable performance.
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