Titlebook: Springer Handbook of Robotics; Bruno Siciliano,Oussama Khatib Book 2016Latest edition Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2016 B

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Behavior-Based Systems real world. Such creatures must make decisions and take actions based on incomplete perception, time constraints, limited knowledge about the world, cognition, reasoning and physical capabilities, in uncontrolled conditions and with very limited cues about the intent of others. Consequently, one wa

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AI Reasoning Methods for Roboticstation and inference are described in general, covering both logic- and probability-based approaches. The chapter first gives a motivation by example, to what extent symbolic reasoning has the potential of helping robots perform in the first place. Then (Sect. .), we sketch the landscape of represen

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Robot Learningenges of robotic problems provide both inspiration, impact, and validation for developments in robot learning. The relationship between disciplines has sufficient promise to be likened to that between physics and mathematics. In this chapter, we attempt to strengthen the links between the two resear

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Limbed Systemsnceptual design and observe designs of various existing robots in Sect. .. As an example in detail, the design of a humanoid robot HRP-4C is shown in Sect. .. To design a limbed system of good performance, it is important to take into account of actuation and control, like gravity compensation, limi

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Bruno Siciliano,Oussama Khatibrs and themes, can be made to integrate these chapters into a single coherent whole. In large part, this reflects the diversity of study found in the area of early intellectual behavior. Rather than having a comprehensive theo­ ry of infant intelligence, the field abounds with a series of critical ques­ tions978-1-4899-0324-2978-1-4899-0322-8

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mes, can be made to integrate these chapters into a single coherent whole. In large part, this reflects the diversity of study found in the area of early intellectual behavior. Rather than having a comprehensive theo­ ry of infant intelligence, the field abounds with a series of critical ques­ tions

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Kenneth J. Waldron,James Schmiedeleriety of defensive tactics that characterize the human brain are often “played out” in this disorder. Thus, the therapist will have a fascinating and rewarding encounter if he or she can be free, flexible, and open to the complexity of these maneuvers.