Distributed control and navigation system for quadrotor UAVs in GPS-denied environments
Konstantin Yakovlev, Vsevolod Khithov, Maxim Loginov, Alexander Petrov

TL;DR
This paper presents a distributed control and navigation system for quadrotor UAVs operating in GPS-denied environments, utilizing cooperative navigation, marker detection, and mapping within a ROS-based framework.
Contribution
It introduces a novel intelligent control system based on a 4D RCS model and a custom EKF-based map building algorithm for UAV coordination in GPS-denied settings.
Findings
Successful implementation of cooperative navigation and mapping
Effective marker detection in GPS-denied environments
Robust control system compatible with ROS framework
Abstract
The problem of developing distributed control and navigation system for quadrotor UAVs operating in GPS-denied environments is addressed in the paper. Cooperative navigation, marker detection and mapping task solved by a team of multiple unmanned aerial vehicles is chosen as demo example. Developed intelligent control system complies with on 4D\RCS reference model and its implementation is based on ROS framework. Custom implementation of EKF-based map building algorithm is used to solve marker detection and map building task.
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