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Zero Dynamics Stability of a Multirotor UAV with a Heavy Payload
This paper studies the zero dynamics stability of a multirotor Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) carrying a rigidly attached heavy payload. In particular, we focus on controlling the position of a virtual task-relevant point of interest (POI) on the UAV and investigate how its stability depends on paylo
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