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Preserving Full 6-DOF Actuation Under Abrupt Total Rotor Failures: Passive Fault-Tolerant Flight Control Using a Biaxial-Tilt Hexacopter
Abrupt total rotor failures can invalidate nominal allocation despite remaining wrench capability. This paper develops an allocator-layer passive fault-tolerant control (AL-PFTC) scheme for overactuated vector-thrust aerial vehicles. Analysis of convexified attainable force and torque spaces at hori
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