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Density-Driven Area Coverage for Nonholonomic Multi-Robot Systems with Safety Guarantee
Density-Driven Optimal Control (D2OC) provides a principled approach to distributing multi-robot teams over non-uniform spatial distributions. Applying D2OC to nonholonomic robots, however, creates a gap between safety constraints imposed on a reference motion and the physical inputs that determine
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