Adaptive Robust Control (ARC) for an altitude control of a quadrotor type UAV carrying an unknown payloads

This research deals with an altitude controller of a quadrotor type UAV with an unknown total mass of the structure. We assume that the uncertainty results from the flight mission in which the UAV carries unknown payloads. Since the quadrotor type UAV involves both translational and rotational motio...

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Main Authors: Byung-Cheol Min, Ji-Hyeon Hong, Matson, E. T.
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Altitude control
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Helicopters
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Uncertainty
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