ADRC · LQR · H∞ · Sliding mode · C++ · MATLAB/Simulink · Python

Control the response.
Even as conditions change.

Control development for vehicles, robots, machines, and mechanisms, with practical implementation and a clear calibration method.

Robust & Optimal Controllers

What the work
can include.

A strong controller must perform beyond a nominal simulation. TwinDroid compares control strategies across disturbances, changing loads, actuator limits, and the operating envelope that matters to your product.

01 /

Choose the right control approach

Assess Active Disturbance Rejection Control (ADRC), Linear-Quadratic Regulator (LQR), H∞, sliding mode, and other suitable methods against a meaningful baseline.

02 /

Implement for your workflow

Develop controllers in C++, MATLAB/Simulink, or Python, with attention to interfaces, computational demand, and maintainability.

03 /

Test robustness and constraints

Evaluate disturbances, parameter uncertainty, sensor behavior, saturation, and changing operating conditions through agreed scenarios.

04 /

Make calibration repeatable

Deliver a documented tuning and calibration method, parameter guidance, and practical evaluation steps your team can reuse.

YOUR HANDOVER

Useful deliverables.

  • Controller implementation in the agreed environment
  • Baseline comparisons and robustness assessments
  • Calibration workflow and parameter guidance
  • Documentation and technical handover

A GOOD STARTING POINT

Inputs to discuss.

  • Plant model or measurements
  • Performance objectives and operating envelope
  • Actuator, sensor, and compute constraints
  • Existing controller or comparison baseline

HOW WE ASSESS THE RESULT

The controller is assessed using agreed tracking, stability, disturbance-rejection, and implementation criteria. The method is selected for the problem, rather than for its complexity.

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Let’s scope the right first step.

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