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    ROBOTICS: STATE OF THE ART AND FUTURE CHALLENGES

    by George Bekey (University of Southern California, USA), Robert Ambrose (NASA Johnson Space Center, USA), Vijay Kumar (University of Pennsylvania, USA), David Lavery (NASA Headquarters, USA), Arthur Sanderson (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA), Brian Wilcox (NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, USA), Junku Yuh (Korea Aerospace University, Korea), & Yuan Zheng (Ohio State University, USA)

    Table of Contents (38k)
    Chapter 1: Introduction (84k)

    This book presents the results of an assessment of the state of robotics in Japan, South Korea, Western Europe and Australia and a comparison of robotics R&D programs in these countries with those in the United States. The comparisons include areas like robotic vehicles, space robotics, service robots, humanoid robots, networked robots, and robots for biological and medical applications, and based on criteria such as quality, scope, funding and commercialization. This important study identifies a number of areas where the traditional lead of the United States is being overtaken by developments in other countries.

     
    Contents:
    • Robotic Vehicles
    • Space Robotics
    • Humanoids
    • Industrial, Personal, and Service Robots
    • Robotics for Biological and Medical Applications
    • Networked Robots
     
    Readership: Researchers and graduate students in robotics and automated systems, electrical and mechanical engineering, international economics, artificial intelligence and machine perception.
     
     
    152pp    Pub. date: Jul 2008  
    ISBN:   978-1-84816-006-4
    1-84816-006-2
       US$73 / £51

     


    152pp    Pub. date: Jul 2008  
    ISBN:   978-1-84816-007-1(ebook)
    1-84816-007-0(ebook)
       US$95

     


     

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