Advances in Robot Manipulators
by Ernest Hall
Publisher: InTech 2010
ISBN-13: 9789533070704
Number of pages: 688
Description:
The purpose of this volume in Advances in Robot Manipulators is to encourage and inspire the continual invention of robot manipulators for science and the good of humanity. The concept of eclecticism for the design, development, simulation and implementation of a real time controller for an intelligent, vision guided robots is now being explored.
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