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Robust Variable-Horizon MPC for Landing a Multirotor UAV on a Moving Platform
Landing a multirotor Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) on a moving platform is challenging because a UAV is underactuated and the desired landing state is generally a non-equilibrium state. Shrinking- and variable-horizon approaches are promising for reaching such non-equilibrium targets, but often lack
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