
- 588 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
Mobile Robotics, Moving Intelligence
About this book
This book covers many aspects of the exciting research in mobile robotics. It deals with different aspects of the control problem, especially also under uncertainty and faults. Mechanical design issues are discussed along with new sensor and actuator concepts. Games like soccer are a good example which comprise many of the aforementioned challenges in a single comprehensive and in the same time entertaining framework. Thus, the book comprises contributions dealing with aspects of the Robotcup competition.The reader will get a feel how the problems cover virtually all engineering disciplines ranging from theoretical research to very application specific work. In addition interesting problems for physics and mathematics arises out of such research. We hope this book will be an inspiring source of knowledge and ideas, stimulating further research in this exciting field. The promises and possible benefits of such efforts are manifold, they range from new transportation systems, intelligent cars to flexible assistants in factories and construction sites, over service robot which assist and support us in daily live, all the way to the possibility for efficient help for impaired and advances in prosthetics.
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Table of contents
- Mobile Robotics - Moving Intelligence
- Preface
- Contents
- 1. Supervisory Control for Turnover Prevention of a Teleoperated Mobile Agent with a Terrain-Prediction Sensor Module
- 2. Dynamics and Control for Nonholonomic Mobile Modular Manipulators
- 3. Combined Torque and Velocity Control of a Redundant Robot System
- 4. EMOBOT: A Robot Control Architecture Based on Emotion-Like Internal Values
- 5. Mobile Robotics, Moving Intelligence
- 6. Decentralized Robust Tracking Control for Uncertain Robots
- 7. Gauging Intelligence of Mobile Robots
- 8. A Reusable UART IP Design and its Application in Mobile Robots
- 9. Intelligent Pose Control of Mobile Robots Using an Uncalibrated Eye-in-Hand Vision System
- 10. A Fuzzy Logic Controller for Autonomous Wheeled Vehicles
- 11. Real-Time Optimization Approach for Mobile Robot
- 12. Design and Control of an Omnidirectional Mobile Robot with Steerable Omnidirectional Wheels
- 13. Dynamic Model, Control and Simulation of Cooperative Robots: A Case Study
- 14. Biologically-Plausible Reactive Control of Mobile Robots
- 15. Transputer Neuro-Fuzzy Controlled Behaviour-Based Mobile Robotics System
- 16. Mechanism and Control of Anthropomorphic Biped Robots
- 17. Bio-mimetic FingerHuman like morphology, control & motionplanning for intelligent robot & prosthesis
- 18. Vision Based Control of Model Helicopters
- 19. Multi โ Agent System Concepts Theory and Application Phases
- 20. Grid technologies for Intelligent Autonomous Robot Swarms
- 21. Acromovi Architecture: A Framework for the Development of Multirobot Applications
- 22. Multi-Robot Systemsand Distributed Intelligence:The ETHNOS Approach to Heterogeneity
- 23. Force Sensing for Multi-legged Walking Robots:Theory and Experiments โ Part 1:Overview and Force Sensing
- 24.- Force Sensing for Multi-legged Walking Robots:Theory and Experiments โ Part 2:Force Control of Legged Vehicles
- 25. Force Sensors in Hexapod Locomotion*
- 26. Novel Robotic Applications using AdaptableCompliant Actuation. An ImplementationTowards Reduction of EnergyConsumption for Legged Robots
- 27. Acquisition of Obstacle Avoidance Actions with Free-Gait for Quadruped Robots
- 28. Fault-Tolerant Gait Planning ofMulti-Legged Robots