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The aim is to improve cooperative control in multi-agent systems facing environmental disturbances.

August 1, 2026Connection ScienceOpen Access

Fuzzy spiking neural network-based neuroadaptive cooperative control for nonlinear UAV systems

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Randomized trial demonstrates effective cooperative control in UAV systems, suggesting improved stability and reduced communication load.

The aim is to improve cooperative control in multi-agent systems facing environmental disturbances.
Introduced a bio-inspired hybrid approximator combining fuzzy logic and spiking neuron capabilities.
Employed a distributed estimator for fusing local data across the agent network.
Implemented an event-triggered communication policy to manage network load.
Achieved a reduction in steady-state consensus error by an order of magnitude compared to non-cooperative baselines.
Communication frequency reduced by over 80% relative to time-triggered schemes.
Ensured rigorous stability throughout the operation of the system.

Dong et al. (2026) studied this question.

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