Randomized probabilistic approach for parametric uncertainties in unmanned helicopters

Abstract

Summary Parametric uncertainties and the problems associated with the design of robust state feedback control tends to be a major concern for achieving stable operation of nonlinear systems. To overcome these drawbacks, this article provides a perspective on a randomized algorithm based probabilistic control for nonlinear systems. The control approach aims at development of randomized algorithms for control of unmanned helicopters which are subjected to uncertainties. A controller gain is synthesized by developing a robust probabilistic approach using sequential randomized algorithm with the two degree of freedom helicopter system. Subsequently, the stability and reachability for the action of developed controller is validated with the help of Lyapunov asymptotic stability and reach tube analysis, and the corresponding results were analyzed. A comparative assessment of simulation and real‐time control results of projected approaches on helicopter model are presented for validation of the controller response.

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