Neural Robust Control on Lie Groups Using Contraction Methods (Extended Version)
arXiv cs.RO / 4/3/2026
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Key Points
- The paper introduces a learning framework to design robust controllers for dynamical systems that evolve on Lie groups by jointly training a robust control contraction metric (RCCM) and a neural feedback controller.
- It derives sufficient conditions for the existence of an RCCM and the neural controller that satisfy contraction constraints while respecting the manifold’s geometric structure.
- The framework produces a disturbance-dependent “tube” that bounds output trajectories, providing robustness guarantees tied to contraction behavior.
- A quadrotor control case study demonstrates the approach, with results from numerical simulations compared against a geometric controller.
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