Modeling and control of biologically inspired flying robots

  • Authors:
  • Micael s. Couceiro;J. miguel a. Luz;Carlos m. Figueiredo;N. m. fonseca Ferreira

  • Affiliations:
  • Institute of systems and robotics, university of coimbra, pólo ii, 3030-290 coimbra, portugal e-mail: micaelcouceiro@isr.uc.pt;Department of electrotechnics engineering, coimbra institute of engineering rua pedro nunes, 3031-601 coimbra, portugal e-mails: miguel.luz@iol.pt, cfigueiredo@isec.pt, nunomig@isec.pt;Department of electrotechnics engineering, coimbra institute of engineering rua pedro nunes, 3031-601 coimbra, portugal e-mails: miguel.luz@iol.pt, cfigueiredo@isec.pt, nunomig@isec.pt;Department of electrotechnics engineering, coimbra institute of engineering rua pedro nunes, 3031-601 coimbra, portugal e-mails: miguel.luz@iol.pt, cfigueiredo@isec.pt, nunomig@isec.pt

  • Venue:
  • Robotica
  • Year:
  • 2012

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Abstract

This paper covers a wide knowledge of physical and dynamical models useful for building flying robots and a new generation of flying platform developed in the similarity of flying animals. The goal of this work is to develop a simulation environment and dynamic control using the high-level calculation tool MatLab and the modeling, simulation, and analysis of dynamic systems tool Simulink. Once created the dynamic models to study, this work involves the study and understanding of the dynamic stability criteria to be adopted and their potential use in the control of flying models.