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Hrishik Mishra

12 accepted papers

2026

Center-of-Mass and Attitude Control of an Orbital Manipulator: A Novel Control Strategy

RA-L 2026

In this work, we propose a novel control strategy for the displacement of an orbital manipulator equipped with a thruster module at its end-effector. In contrast to the use of base-mounted thrusters, which often leads to allocation problems and fuel inefficiencies, the proposed approach achieves cen

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2025

A Control Strategy for an Orbital Manipulator Equipped with an External Actuator at the End-Effector

ICRA 2025

This paper exploits the robotic capabilities of an orbital manipulator equipped with an actuation module at its end-effector to perform close-proximity robotic operations. The proposed control strategy enables repositioning the system's center-of-mass by reconfiguring the manipulator configuration a

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2022

A Memory-based SO(3) Parameterization: Theory and Application to 6D Impedance Control with Radially Unbounded Potential Function

ICRA 2022poster

This paper proposes a parameterization method to represent SO (3) over multiple turns. This method is called a memory-based parameterization, because the idea is to integrate the past trajectory of exponential coordinates. The parameterization is consistent in the sense that the true rotation matrix…

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2021

A Compliant Partitioned Shared Control Strategy for an Orbital Robot

RA-L 2021

In this letter, a novel partitioned shared controller is proposed, which exploits a fully-actuated orbital robot to perform a primary end-effector task involving environmental interactions. This task is remotely performed using a bilateral teleoperation controller, while a secondary task is automati

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2021

A Finite-Gain Stable Multi-Agent Robot Control Framework with Adaptive Authority Allocation

ICRA 2021poster

Multi-agent control of a robot using multiple controllers is vital in domains like shared control and reliable control. The strategy of assigning a varying priority (authority) to each agent controller, and commanding the robot using an authority-weighted sum of the forces produced by all the agents…

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2021

A Relative Dynamics Formulation for Hardware- in-the-Loop Simulation of On-Orbit Robotic Missions

RA-L 2021

In this letter, we propose a novel method for the on-ground simulation of a space robotic mission, while exploiting a robotic hardware-in-the-loop facility. The simulated dynamics replicated by the robots are defined with respect to a nominal motion. This approach enables simulating the motion of la

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2021

Compliant Floating-Base Control of Space Robots

RA-L 2021

This letter presents a compliant feedback controller of an arm-equipped spacecraft, which does not enforce requirements on the spacecraft position and attitude. The controller is applicable to the pre-contact, contact, and post-contact phases of a robotic operation. In contrast to conventional float

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2020

Adaptive Authority Allocation in Shared Control of Robots Using Bayesian Filters

ICRA 2020poster

In the present paper, we propose a novel system-driven adaptive shared control framework in which the autonomous system allocates the authority among the human operator and itself. Authority allocation is based on a metric derived from a Bayesian filter, which is being adapted online according to re…

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2020

Inertia-Decoupled Equations for Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation of an Orbital Robot with External Forces

IROS 2020poster

In this paper, we propose three novel Hardware-in-the-loop simulation (HLS) methods for a fully-actuated orbital robot in the presence of external interactions using On-Ground Facility Manipulators (OGFM). In particular, a fixed-base and a vehicle-driven manipulator are considered in the analyses. T…

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2019

Multi-Rate Tracking Control for a Space Robot on a Controlled Satellite: A Passivity-Based Strategy

RA-L 2019

In this letter we design a novel control strategy for a space manipulator operating on a controlled base. The proposed controllers resolve the tracking of the end-effector and the regulation of the base. In particular, we focus on the effects due to the different sampling rates of the manipulator an

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2018

Tracking Control for the Grasping of a Tumbling Satellite With a Free-Floating Robot

RA-L 2018

In this letter, a novel method is presented for grasping a partially cooperative tumbling satellite with a free-floating robot. A reference trajectory, provided by an offline motion planner and adapted online to account for modeling uncertainties, is tracked with a visual servo for the approach phas

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