Distributed Motion Planning for Multi-Robot Systems under Topological Constraints
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A new distributed MPC controller converts topological constraints into continuous functions, improving execution speed and control in multi-robot systems through simulation and real-world tests. (2026-10-08).
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- arXiv Robotics — research abstractsDistributed Motion Planning for Multi-Robot Systems under Topological Constraints
This research introduces a distributed controller based on Model Predictive Control (MPC) to efficiently execute braid-based topological constraints in multi-robot systems. By using winding numbers as a proxy for topological invariants, the approach converts complex coordination patterns into continuous functions that can be tracked through local MPC problems. The method is validated in simulation and real-world experiments, showing improvements in execution speed and control effort compared to existing approaches.
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