Reachability Analysis of an Underwater Robot with Ballast

When we run a mission with autonomous robots, for security reasons, it is fundamental to guarantee that the state of robot will not enter in a forbidden zone and that it will reach the target area. This problem corresponds to a reachability problem that will be addressed with set-membership uncertainties. In this paper, we show how a serial decomposition can be done to facilitate the resolution. An application related to an underwater robot with a ballast is provided.

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2025-06-16
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https://doi.org/10.1109/oceans58557.2025.11104788
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Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
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Reachability Analysis of an Underwater Robot with Ballast

Luc Jaulin
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Reachability Analysis of an Underwater Robot with Ballast

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When we run a mission with autonomous robots, for security reasons, it is fundamental to guarantee that the state of robot will not enter in a forbidden zone and that it will reach the target area. This problem corresponds to a reachability problem that will be addressed with set-membership uncertainties. In this paper, we show how a serial decomposition can be done to facilitate the resolution. An application related to an underwater robot with a ballast is provided.

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