Abstract

Consensus tracking problems for multiple mechanical systems are considered in this paper, where information communications are limited between individuals and the desired trajectory is available to only a subset of the mechanical systems. A distributed tracking algorithm based on computed torque approach is proposed in the fixed interaction topology case, in which a robust feedback term is developed for each agent to estimate the external disturbances and the unknown agent dynamics. Then the result is extended to address the case under switching interaction topologies by using Lyapunov approaches and sufficient conditions are given. Two examples and numerical simulations are presented to validate the effectiveness of the proposed robust tracking method.

Highlights

  • Multi-agent system has emerged as an active area of research, and drawn attention of scholars from a varieties of disciplines in the past decades

  • Robust tracking control under switching topologies Distributed scheme design we extend the results in the above section to the switching topology case, where the switching signal is chosen as sðtÞ : 1⁄20; 1Þ ! M

  • The robust tracking problem for a team of mechanical systems in the presence of friction forces and external disturbances is addressed in this paper

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RESEARCH ARTICLE

OPEN ACCESS Citation: Liu J, Zhang B (2017) Robust consensus tracking control of multiple mechanical systems under fixed and switching interaction topologies. Data Availability Statement: All relevant data are within the paper.

Introduction
Problem statement
Robust consensus tracking control where lm
Robust tracking control under fixed topology Distributed scheme design
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