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Recent advances and development in the field of robotics, with emphasis on the mathematical and computational aspects, are presented in this volume. The papers are grouped under several themes which span the broad scope of modern robotics, including sensory systems, computational parallel processing aspects, kinematics, dynamics and robot control, manufacturing environment and artificial intelligence. Each area can be treated as a self-contained unit or in terms of its relationship with other areas of the field. As an international overview of the present-day research in robotics, this book should be of interest to those wishing to become more acquainted with the topic, including academic and industrial researchers in the areas of systems, robotics, and advanced manufacturing techniques.
This volume investigates the intersection of advanced mathematical modeling and computational frameworks required to drive modern robotic innovation. Edited by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications and Kevin Warwick, the collection synthesizes research papers from international experts to establish a technical foundation for current robotic systems. It argues that progress in robotics is intrinsically linked to the integration of sensory processing, kinematics, and parallel computing architectures.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this text as a specialized resource for academic and industrial researchers focused on systems engineering and advanced manufacturing. Readers frequently note the technical density of the prose, which assumes a strong background in mathematics and computational theory.
Page Count:
616
Publication Date:
1993-03-18
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198536496
ISBN-13:
9780198536499
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