Theses, end projects and other contributions to and for the MIRTE robots
These are ordered in chronological order, newest at the top
Elysia BonelloOctober 2025
elbon1/mirte-master-tube_nmpc: modelling and robust trajectory tracking of the MIRTE Master omnidirectional robot. Modelling is performed with SINDYc (sparse identification of nonlinear dynamics with control), and control uses tube-based nonlinear model predictive control (NMPC) with a discrete linear-quadratic regulator (DLQR) ancillary law.
Master thesis: Omnidirectional Mobile Robots in Agricultural Automation
Aditya Swami, Duncan Bijkerk, Ynze Visser, and Quita Carriere.June 2025
QSame9/Teleoperation-for-Mirte-Master: A physical remote controller interface for the Mirte Master. This project is part of the Bachelor End Project for Mechanical Engineering students at the TU Delft. It was commissioned by the Cognitive Robotics department of the TU Delft.
Tim van der Spijk July 2024
Investigates the benefits of using a trajectory tracking controller based on a dynamic model for a four-Mecanum-wheeled vehicle (FMWV) over a kinematic-model-based controller.
