Algorithm improves navigation control in micro flapping-wing aerial robots, highlighting the role of machine vision and cluster analysis.
In order to solve the problem of poor adaptability and generalization ability of traditional control algorithms for micro flapping-wing aerial robots, and the limited application of tradi-tional control algorithms, the use of task-oriented and job-object-oriented data training and data-driven for aerial robots is utilized to achieve navigation control of micro flapping-wing aerial robots based on machine vision. This paper proposes a learning behavior control al-gorithm for micro flapping-wing aerial robots based on cluster data-driven. The data from the gyroscope of the flapping-wing machine is processed using cluster analysis to obtain the directional characteristic behavior function of the flapping-wing machine. And utilize cluster analysis to process the visual images of the flapping-wing aerial robot, in order to obtain the image area response behavior function of the aerial robot. This enhances the generalization ability of the behavior control function of the flapping-wing aerial robot with perception fea-tures. While ensuring the flapping-wing aerial robot’s vision-based navigation, the features of the flapping-wing aerial robot’s visual target and environment are extracted through clus-ter analysis, providing technical support for the behavior control and target tracking of the flapping-wing aerial robot based on dynamic vision. An experimental verification system was built using a flapping-wing aerial robot system and an onboard camera. Experimental verification was conducted on the learning behavior control algorithm for flapping-wing aer-ial robots based on cluster data-driven. Four verification experiments were conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of the learning behavior control algorithm.
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