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CLAWAR highlights research progress on climbing and walking robots

Anna Kochan

Year
2006
Citations
3

Abstract

Purpose Aims to review the Clawar 2005 conference on climbing and walking robots. Design/methodology/approach Selects key papers from the conference and presents a brief outline of the research undertaken and the conclusions reached. Findings Speakers told of the latest developments in humanoid robots; space applications; personal assistance robots; and NDT, security and surveillance. Sessions also covered innovations in sensing and sensor fusion; climbing, navigation and path planning, gait generation, manipulation; hopping and legged robots; flexible manipulators; and control. Originality/value Outlines trends in the development of climbing and walking robots.

Keywords

RobotClimbingHumanoid robotComputer scienceGaitKey (lock)Motion planningHuman–computer interactionArtificial intelligenceRobotics

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