A decoupled MPC using a geometric approach and feedforward action for motion control in robotino

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A decoupled MPC using a geometric approach and feedforward action for motion control in robotino. / Strassberger, Daniel; Mercorelli, Paolo.
Model Predictive Control: Theory, Practices and Future Challenges. ed. / Corrine Wade. Nova Science Publishers, Inc., 2015. p. 61-75 3 (Mechanical Engineering Theory and Applications).

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Strassberger, D & Mercorelli, P 2015, A decoupled MPC using a geometric approach and feedforward action for motion control in robotino. in C Wade (ed.), Model Predictive Control: Theory, Practices and Future Challenges., 3, Mechanical Engineering Theory and Applications, Nova Science Publishers, Inc., pp. 61-75.

APA

Strassberger, D., & Mercorelli, P. (2015). A decoupled MPC using a geometric approach and feedforward action for motion control in robotino. In C. Wade (Ed.), Model Predictive Control: Theory, Practices and Future Challenges (pp. 61-75). Article 3 (Mechanical Engineering Theory and Applications). Nova Science Publishers, Inc..

Vancouver

Strassberger D, Mercorelli P. A decoupled MPC using a geometric approach and feedforward action for motion control in robotino. In Wade C, editor, Model Predictive Control: Theory, Practices and Future Challenges. Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 2015. p. 61-75. 3. (Mechanical Engineering Theory and Applications).

Bibtex

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