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2007
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Visual Categorization Robust to Large Intra-Class Variations using Entropy-guided Codebook
Abstract— Categorizing visual elements is fundamentally important for autonomous mobile robots to get intelligence such as new object acquisition and topological place classific...
Sungho Kim, In-So Kweon, Chil-Woo Lee
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2007
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Directional Adhesive Structures for Controlled Climbing on Smooth Vertical Surfaces
— Recent biological research suggests that reliable, agile climbing on smooth vertical surfaces requires controllable adhesion. In nature, geckos control adhesion by properly loa...
Daniel Santos, Sangbae Kim, Matthew Spenko, Aaron ...
ICRA
2007
IEEE
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Minimum Wheel-Rotation Paths for Differential Drive Mobile Robots Among Piecewise Smooth Obstacles
— Computing optimal paths for mobile robots is an interesting and important problem. This paper presents a method to compute the shortest path for a differential-drive mobile rob...
Hamid Reza Chitsaz, Steven M. LaValle
ICRA
2007
IEEE
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Implementing a Control System Framework for Automatic Generation of Manufacturing Cell Controllers
— Quickly adapting the manufacturing system to the production of new or modified products is critical for manufacturers in order to stay competitive. For flexible manufacturing...
Oscar Ljungkrantz, Knut Akesson, Johan Richardsson...
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2007
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A Submerged Freeze Microgripper for Micromanipulations
— Efficient, reliable and flexible handling is still very challenging in micromanipulation and micro-assembly. In this paper, we propose an original thermally actuated gripper b...
Beatriz Lopez Walle, Michaël Gauthier, Nicola...