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A mobile robot bridging manual and automated bioscientific workflows by applying the Swiss army knife principle. [PDF]

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Mobility of a mobile robot

The 8th IEEE International Workshop on Advanced Motion Control, 2004. AMC '04., 2004
Studies about a mobile robot have been developed. Especially, there have been a lot of theories about the trajectory planning of a mobile robot or noholonomic constraints or tracking controller. But it has not argue what posture is suitable for a mobile robot, because the index to decide the condition of a mobile robot has not been proposed.
H. Takahashi, M. Morisawa, K. Ohnishi
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The mechanics of mobile robots

Robotics, 1986
Abstract The interaction of the mechanics of a mobile platform with control and sensing hardware and software is important to performance in robotic applications. In this paper the basic principles involved will be reviewed, and new material on comparative characterizations will be presented. The application of those principles to a specific example:
Kenneth J. Waldron, Robert B. McGhee
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Autonomous Mobile Robots

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1988
Abstract Integrating autonomous mobile robots in a CIM-environment is a challenging problem concerning the design of the technical systems and the related control structure. To guarantee the flexibility of the entire system, a hierarchically structured modular concept is needed which automatically adapts to the particular task.
E. Freund, P. Kaever
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MOBILE ROBOTS

International Journal of Pattern Recognition and Artificial Intelligence, 1991
Mobile robots must deal with unstructured environments in order to be general and useful. Current laboratory robots often use single approach to deal with unstructured environments: position sensing, environment sensing, planning, or mechanical design.
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Mobile robot calibration

2013 13th International Conference on Control, Automation and Systems (ICCAS 2013), 2013
Purpose of head-eye calibration is to revise relative pose of robot with camera. Also The wheel parameters of mobile robot are very important factor which determines velocity and angular velocity. This paper shows simultaneously head-eye and wheel parameter calibration method of mobile robot which equipped pan-tilt stereo camera. At First, We calculate
Young-Yong Kim   +2 more
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