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Multi-UAVs Formation Autonomous Control Method Based on RQPSO-FSM-DMPC

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  • Shao-lei Zhou
  • Yu-hang Kang
  • Hong-de Dai
  • Zhou Chao

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For various threats in the enemy defense area, in order to achieve covert penetration and implement effective combat against enemy, the unmanned aerial vehicles formation needs to be reconfigured in the process of penetration; the mutual collision avoidance problems and communication constraint problems among the formation also need to be considered. By establishing the virtual-leader formation model, this paper puts forward distributed model predictive control and finite state machine formation manager. Combined with distributed cooperative strategy establishing the formation reconfiguration cost function, this paper proposes that adopting the revised quantum-behaved particle swarm algorithm solves the cost function, and it is compared with the result which is solved by particle swarm algorithm. Simulation result shows that this algorithm can control multiple UAVs formation autonomous reconfiguration effectively and achieve covert penetration safely.

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  • Shao-lei Zhou & Yu-hang Kang & Hong-de Dai & Zhou Chao, 2016. "Multi-UAVs Formation Autonomous Control Method Based on RQPSO-FSM-DMPC," Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi, vol. 2016, pages 1-14, September.
  • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlmpe:4878962
    DOI: 10.1155/2016/4878962
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