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A novel approach to control four multi-rotor drones in cooperative paired control using relative Jacobian
Keletso Z. Thebe, Rodrigo S. Jamisola, Jr., Larona P. Ramalepa
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Robotica / Volume 41 / Issue 10 / October 2023

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05 July 2023, pp. 3004-3021
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This work presents a new formulation to holistically control four cooperative multi-rotor drones controlled in two pairs. This approach uses a modular relative Jacobian with components consisting of the Jacobians of each individual drone. This type of controller relies mainly on the relative motion between the drones, consequently releasing unnecessary constraints inherent to the control of drones in absolute motion. We present the derivations of all the necessary equations of the modular relative Jacobian to control the four multi-rotor drones. We also present the derivations of the Jacobian for each drone. We implement our proposed method in the Gazebo RotorS simulation using four hexa-rotor drones modeled from Ascending Technologies called firefly drones. We present the simulation results and analyze them to show the effectiveness of our proposed approach.