System and method for providing perceived first-order control of an unmanned vehicle
AssigneeMassachusetts Institute of Technology
InventorsMary Louise Cummings, David Joseph Pitman, Paul Westlake Quimby
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AssigneeMassachusetts Institute of Technology
InventorsMary Louise Cummings, David Joseph Pitman, Paul Westlake Quimby
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A system for providing perceived first order control of an unmanned vehicle contains a memory and a processor configured by the memory to perform the steps of: receiving instructions for updating x-axis location, y-axis location, z-axis location, and/or heading of the unmanned vehicle; converting received instructions for updating x-axis location, y-axis location, z-axis location, and/or heading of the unmanned vehicle into a set of relative distance coordinates from a current location of the unmanned vehicle; and adjusting the set of relative distance coordinates by a gain control, to minimize coordinate change, wherein gain control provides a rate change in the x-axis location, y-axis location, z-axis location, and/or heading, resulting in a new set of coordinates. A screen displays a location dot representing current location of the unmanned vehicle and an outer limit circle surrounding the location dot representing an outer boundary for movement of the unmanned vehicle.
A system for providing perceived first order control of an unmanned vehicle, comprising:
A method for providing perceived first order control of an unmanned vehicle, comprising the steps of:
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