Experimental evaluation of a nonlinear attitude observer based on image and inertial measurements

This paper presents an experimentally tested solution to the problem of estimating the attitude of a rigid body using rate gyros and a pan and tilt camera. An exponential input-to-state stable pan and tilt control law is used to keep the visual features in the image plane. A multi-rate implementatio...

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Convergence
Feedback
Global Positioning System
Measurement uncertainty
Navigation
Testing
Unmanned aerial vehicles
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