Advanced Multi-Robot Systems
Advisory Prerequisite: ROB 501 and ROB 514. Enforced Prerequisite: Graduate standing. C redit Exclusions: Student may only receive credit for one course , ROB 416 and ROB 516. (4 credits) Designed for graduate students in robotics and control, this course provides an advanced exploration of multi-robot systems through in-depth theoretical modeling, analysis and synthesis of techniques from control, optimization and graph theory. Topics: Taxonomies and Architectures of Multi-Robot Systems; Graph-theoretic Models of Multi-Robot Networks; Agreement and Formation Control; Task Assignment and Motion Planning; Distributed Estimation; Distributed Optimization; Target Tracking and Localization; Elements of Lyapunov Theory and Control Barrier Functions; Resilient Network Control and Estimation; Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning; Coverage and Exploration.
Topics
- Taxonomies and Architectures of Multi-Robot Systems
- Graph-theoretic Models of Multi-Robot Networks
- Agreement and Formation Control
- Task Assignment and Motion Planning
- Distributed Estimation
- Distributed Optimization
- Target Tracking and Localization
- Elements of Lyapunov Theory and Control Barrier Functions
- Resilient Network Control and Estimation
- Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning
- Coverage and Exploration
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027