Kirill Iakushkov

    Olimpiiskiy pr. 1, Sirius, 354340 Russia
    Sirius University of Science and Technology

    Publications:

    Iakushkov K. A., Matveev A. S.
    Abstract
    The paper handles the problem of automatic path tracking by an autonomous off-road eightwheeled robotic vehicle subject to uncertain longitudinal and lateral wheel slips. A sliding mode guidance law is proposed that solves this problem, explicitly takes into account the constraints on the control inputs, and ensures tracking of any path whose contortion lies within given bounds. Necessary conditions for the mission feasibility are first established. Under slight and partly inevitable enhancement of them, nonlocal convergence and robust stability of the proposed guidance law are theoretically justified. In doing so, the slipping effects are treated as bounded uncertainties. Simulation results confirm the applicability and performance of the control law.
    Keywords: wheeled robots, unmanned off-road vehicles, skid-steer, sliding mode control, robust path tracking
    Citation: Iakushkov K. A., Matveev A. S.,  Robust Path Tracking Control of an Unmanned Eight-Wheeled Off-Road Vehicle in the Presence of Wheels' Slipping, Rus. J. Nonlin. Dyn., 2026, Vol. 22, no. 1, pp.  223-243
    DOI:10.20537/nd260312

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