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We investigate tracking tasks for an automatic mobile robot with obstacle avoidance. To this end we apply a linear model-predictive control (LMPC) method to the nonlinear robot model. The LMPC uses a linearized robot model around the reference track and takes into account (fixed or moving) obstacles, which the robot has to avoid. The resulting discretized linear-quadratic optimal control problems are solved numerically by a semismooth Newton method, which turns out to be fast and robust. Furthermore, we propose a structure exploitation strategy to reduce the computational effort of the semismooth Newton method. Simulation results for a two-wheeled robot are presented to validate the control algorithm.
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