Luc Jaulin

Dr. Luc Jaulin


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Academic Career Length

30Years (1997-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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18 January 2012 in Intelligent Service Robotics
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Stéphane Bazeille
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Luc Jaulin

16 February 2016 in IEEE Transactions on Automatic Control
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BDBenoit Desrochers
Benoit Desrochers
LJLuc Jaulin
Luc Jaulin
This technical note deals with the guaranteed characterization of the part of the space that has been explored by a robot. The main difficulty of the problem is to take into account the uncertainty associated with the trajectory and the fact that the dimension of the visible space at time t may be smaller than that of the workspace. An example involving an experiment made with an actual underwater robot is presented in order to illustrate the efficiency of the approach.


18 September 2019
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Luc Jaulin
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14 March 2021 in Algorithms
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ARAndreas Rauh
Andreas Rauh
Auguste BourgoisAuguste Bourgois
Auguste Bourgois
LJLuc Jaulin
Luc Jaulin
Thick ellipsoids were recently introduced by the authors to represent uncertainty in state variables of dynamic systems, not only in terms of guaranteed outer bounds but also in terms of an inner enclosure that belongs to the true solution set with certainty. Because previous work has focused on the definition and computationally efficient implementation of arithmetic operations and extensions of nonlinear standard functions, where all arguments are replaced by thick ellipsoids, this paper introduces novel operators for specifically evaluating quasi-linear system models with bounded parameters as well as for the union and intersection of thick ellipsoids. These techniques are combined in such a way that a discrete-time state observer can be designed in a predictor-corrector framework. Estimation results are presented for a combined observer-based estimation of state variables as well as disturbance forces and torques in the sense of an unknown input estimator for a hovercraft.

1 March 2011
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JSJan Sliwka
Jan Sliwka
FBFabrice Le Bars
Fabrice Le Bars
OROlivier Reynet
Olivier Reynet
LJLuc Jaulin
Luc Jaulin
In this paper we will apply interval methods to solve the problem of robust localization of an underwater robot. The localization problem is cast into a constraint satisfaction problem (CSP) where constraint propagation algorithms are particularly efficient. The method is designed to work in real environments with numerous outliers. Besides, we used a new approach to represent the map by a binary image. This allow us to represent even unstructured maps. We tested the algorithm on a real data set gathered by an underwater robot in a marina located in Costa Brava.