ABSTRACTIn this paper, we study the leader-following control problem for second-order integrator systems with bounded input disturbances using only binary relative position and velocity information. The leader is allowed to be dynamically evolving with a bounded acceleration which is unknown to any of the followers. With the proposed distributed controller, we prove that despite the fact that only very coarse relative information is available, robust finite-time leader-following control can be achieved by properly choosing the control gains. As an extension, robust finite-time formation control can also be achieved with the proposed control strategy using only binary relative information. Two simulation examples are provided to illustrate the results.
['Juanjuan Fu', 'Jia-Kun Wang', 'Zhang Li']
Leader-following control of perturbed second-order integrator systems with binary relative information