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Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems The 11th International Symposium(2014th Edition)

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M Ani Hsieh ,Gregory Chirikjian

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ISBN: 3642551459, 978-3642551451

Book publisher: Springer

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Book Summary: Distributed Robotics Is A Rapidly Growing And Maturing Interdisciplinary Research Area Lying At The Intersection Of Computer Science, Network Science, Control Theory, And Electrical And Mechanical Engineering. The Goal Of The Symposium On Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems (DARS) Is To Exchange And Stimulate Research Ideas To Realize Advanced Distributed Robotic Systems.This Volume Of Proceedings Includes 31 Original Contributions Presented At The 2012 International Symposium On Distributed Autonomous Robotic Systems (DARS 2012) Held In November 2012 At The Johns Hopkins University In Baltimore, MD USA. The Selected Papers In This Volume Are Authored By Leading Researchers From Asia, Europa, And The Americas, Thereby Providing A Broad Coverage And Perspective Of The State-of-the-art Technologies, Algorithms, System Architectures, And Applications In Distributed Robotic Systems. The Book Is Organized Into Five Parts, Representative Of Critical Long-term And Emerging Research Thrusts In The Multi-robot Community: Coordination For Perception, Coverage, And Tracking; Task Allocation And Coordination Strategies; Modular Robots And Novel Mechanisms And Sensors; Formation Control And Planning For Robot Teams; And Learning, Adaptation, And Cognition For Robot Teams.