This paper discusses a real-time implementation of tube model predictive controllers for nonlinear input-affine systems. This is achieved by combining recent theoretical and practical advances on the construction of forward invariant tubes with state-of-the-art algorithms for nonlinear MPC, such as the real-time iteration scheme. The focus of the paper is on presenting these ideas in a tutorial style, using a 10-state quadcopter model as an example. The controller is implemented using the automatic code generation capabilities of ACADO Toolkit. Numerical experiments show that the tube MPC scheme can achieve run-times in the lower millisecond range.

Real-Time Tube MPC Applied to a 10-State Quadrotor Model / Hu, Haimin; Feng, Xuhui; Quirynen, Rien; Villanueva, Mario Eduardo; Houska, Boris. - (2018), pp. 3135-3140. ( 2018 Annual American Control Conference (ACC) Milwaukee, WI, USA June 27-29, 2018) [10.23919/ACC.2018.8431112].

Real-Time Tube MPC Applied to a 10-State Quadrotor Model

Villanueva, Mario Eduardo;
2018

Abstract

This paper discusses a real-time implementation of tube model predictive controllers for nonlinear input-affine systems. This is achieved by combining recent theoretical and practical advances on the construction of forward invariant tubes with state-of-the-art algorithms for nonlinear MPC, such as the real-time iteration scheme. The focus of the paper is on presenting these ideas in a tutorial style, using a 10-state quadcopter model as an example. The controller is implemented using the automatic code generation capabilities of ACADO Toolkit. Numerical experiments show that the tube MPC scheme can achieve run-times in the lower millisecond range.
2018
978-1-5386-5428-6
Electron tubes, Robustness, Real-time systems, Trajectory, Uncertainty, Optimal control
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