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Tilt as a Certified Resource: Preserving Motor Wrench-Rate Authority on Articulated Multirotors
Fully-actuated multirotor aerial vehicles must not only track nominal wrenches but retain the "readiness" to modulate them rapidly under disturbances. Classical effort-minimizing allocators ignore this dynamic limit, whereas maximizing readiness leads to topologically disconnected optimal sheets dem
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