Control barrier functions have been widely studied and applied to safety-critical systems, including multi-agent obstacle avoidance problems. In this work, we apply control barrier functions to a collaborative transportation problem involving two unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) moving a payload around obstacles as they deliver it to a target location. We develop a target-tracking controller for the UAVs, which is constrained to meet the requirements of payload dynamics and obstacle avoidance. We also present simulation results to demonstrate the benefits of the proposed problem formulation for a multi-obstacle environment.
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