This paper addresses the challenges of close proximity operations, such as rendezvous, docking, and fly-around maneuvers for micro/nano satellites, which require high control precision under the low power and limited computational capabilities of spacecraft. Firstly, a three-degree-of-freedom air float simulator platform is designed for ground-based experiments. Subsequently, model predictive controllers based on constraints aware of particle filtering (CAPF-NMPC) are developed for executing operations such as approach, fly-around, and docking maneuvers. The results validate the effectiveness of the experimental system, demonstrating position control accuracy less than 0.03 m and attitude control accuracy less than 3°, maintaining lower computational resource consumption. This study offers a practical solution for the onboard deployment of optimized control algorithms, highlighting significant value for further engineering applications.
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