Safety-Critical Cooperative Target Enclosing Control of Autonomous Surface Vehicles Based on Finite-Time Fuzzy Predictors and Input-to-State Safe High-Order Control Barrier Functions
Safety-Critical Cooperative Target Enclosing Control of Autonomous Surface Vehicles Based on Finite-Time Fuzzy Predictors and Input-to-State Safe High-Order Control Barrier Functions
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DOI:
10.1109/tfuzz.2023.3309706
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发表时间:
2024-03
影响因子:
11.9
通讯作者:
Yue Jiang;Zhouhua Peng;Lu Liu;Dan Wang;Fumin Zhang
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作者:
Yue Jiang;Zhouhua Peng;Lu Liu;Dan Wang;Fumin Zhang
This article addresses cooperative target enclosing of underactuated autonomous surface vehicles (ASVs) subject to obstacles. Each ASV suffers from input constraints in addition to unknown kinetics induced by model nonlinearities, unknown input gains, and external disturbances. A safety-critical cooperative target enclosing control method is proposed for surrounding a maneuvering target vehicle. Specifically, a finite-time fuzzy predictor is presented to learn the unknown kinetics with the integral of historical vehicle data. By using a distributed target estimator to recover the target position, a nominal distributed target enclosing control law is developed to achieve a circumnavigation formation. To avoid collisions between ASVs and obstacles/team members, input-to-state safe high-order control barrier functions are first introduced for encoding safety constraints. Based on the safety constraints and input constraints, a quadratic programming problem is formulated, and an optimal safety-critical control law is obtained by using projection neural networks to track the optimal solution. The closed-loop control system is proven to be input-to-state stable via Lyapunov theory. Moreover, the multiple ASV systems are proven to be input-to-state safe regardless of high-order relative degree. The salient contributions of the proposed approach lie in finite-time fuzzy learning and collision-free target enclosing control under disturbances. Simulation results validate the effectiveness of the proposed safety-critical model-free control method for cooperatively surrounding a maneuvering target.