Setpoint regulation for stochastically interacting robots

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We present an integral feedback controller that regulates the average copy number of an assembly in a system of stochastically interacting robots. The mathematical model for these robots is a tunable reaction network, which makes this approach applicable to a large class of other systems, including ones that exhibit stochastic self-assembly at various length scales. We prove that this controller works for a range of setpoints and how to compute this range both analytically and experimentally. Finally, we demonstrate these ideas on a physical testbed. © 2010 The Author(s).

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Napp, N., Burden, S., & Klavins, E. (2011). Setpoint regulation for stochastically interacting robots. In Autonomous Robots (Vol. 30, pp. 57–71). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10514-010-9203-2

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