We explore the manipulation of networked cyber-physical devices via external actuation or feedback control at a single location, in the context of a canonical multi-agent system model …
The manipulation of networked cyberphysical devices via local external actuation or feedback control is explored, in the context of a canonical multiagent dynamical system that …
The energy required for manipulation of a double-integrator network model via local external actuation is examined. Some previous results on the controllability Gramian, which specifies …
The pervasive integration of cyber-technologies into everyday-use physical devices (cars, appliances, heating and air conditioning systems, etc.) has resulted in the networking of …
This thesis studies the control and estimation of hardwired network processes with sparse actuation and sensing from a topological perspective. This topological characterization is …