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Safety-Critical Quadrotor Navigation Using Fourth-Order Control Barrier Functions

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A new safety controller for quadrotors in cluttered environments uses fourth-order CBFs with full nonlinear dynamics, validated in simulation and real-world tests for reliable constraint satisfaction and safety improvements. (2026-10-14).

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  1. arXiv Robotics — research abstracts
    Safety-Critical Quadrotor Navigation Using Fourth-Order Control Barrier Functions with Full Nonlinear Quadrotor Dynamics

    This research proposes a safety controller for quadrotors in cluttered environments using fourth-order control barrier functions (CBFs) that incorporate full nonlinear dynamics, including attitude dynamics and torque-level actuation. The method resolves mixed-relative degree issues through integral high-order CBF techniques, enabling direct control over attitude behavior and obstacle avoidance. The approach is validated in simulation and real-world flight experiments, demonstrating reliable constraint satisfaction and safety improvements.

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