Integrity Risk-Based Model Predictive Control for Mobile Robots
Integrity Risk-Based Model Predictive Control for Mobile Robots
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10.1109/icra.2019.8793521
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2019-05
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O. A. Hafez;Guillermo Duenas Arana;M. Spenko
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O. A. Hafez;Guillermo Duenas Arana;M. Spenko
This paper presents a Model Predictive Controller (MPC) that uses navigation integrity risk as a constraint. Navigation integrity risk accounts for the presence of faults in localization sensors and algorithms, an increasingly important consideration as the number of robots operating in life and mission-critical situations is expected to increase dramatically in near future (e.g. a potential influx of self-driving cars). Specifically, the work uses a local nearest neighbor integrity risk evaluation methodology that accounts for data association faults as a constraint in order to guarantee localization safety over a receding horizon. Moreover, state and control-input constraints have also been enforced in this work. The proposed MPC design is tested using real-world mapped environments, showing that a robot is capable of maintaining a predefined minimum level of localization safety while operating in an urban environment.