Abstract:An adaptive fuzzy control method based on prescribed performance and event-triggered mechanism is proposed for nonlinear multi-intelligent body systems with input delays and random disturbances; the method employs an event-triggered mechanism based on relative thresholds, which reduces the hardware requirements of the multi-agent system and minimizes the communication between agents. Compared with most event-triggered mechanisms, this design is not only simple and convenient, but also effectively reduces the network communication load during the control process; the fuzzy logic system and the Pade approximation are used to deal with unknown nonlinear functions and input delays, respectively, in the multi-agent system; in order to further improve the system's transient and steady-state performances, a new adaptive fuzzy containment controller is designed, which incorporates a prescribed performance function to ensure that the containment error converges to a predefined performance criterion; in addition, in order to reduce the computational complexity, the command filtering technique is introduced; based on the Lyapunov stability theory, the stability of the closed-loop system is demonstrated with only a small inclusion error and the Zeno phenomenon is avoided; the effectiveness of the proposed control method is further verified through theoretical analysis and simulation experiments.