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Call for Papers

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Biorobotic Locomotion and Cybernetic Control is a special issue of Machines (ISSN 2075-1702). Machines is an international peer-reviewed open access monthly journal published by MDPI. This special issue belongs to the section "Advanced Manufacturing".

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This SI welcomes, but is not limited to, contributions from the following topics: Hybrid and multimodal locomotion of crawling, walking, swimming and flying robotics; the analysis and modeling of aerodynamics, hydrodynamics and terradynamics for biorobotic motion planning; structures modeling and biomechanics of robot fish, amphibious robots, ornithopters, multilegged and crawling machines; and locomotive functions, such as neuro cybernetic behavioral skills, robotic artificial life, neural sensorimotor tasks, synthetic intelligence, evolutionary robotics and control engineering.

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Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 August 2024

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Published Books

 

Robotic DCVG Planning for Searching Flaws on Buried Pipelines Link
Edgar A. Martínez García
LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany, January 2017
ISBN 978-3-330-02438-0

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Book contents

 

  • Chapter 1. Introduction

  • Chapter 2. Measurement Models

  • Chapter 3. Volumetric Potential Functions

  • Chapter 4. Nonlinear Motion Equations

  • Chapter 5. Robot Search Navigation

  • Summary and Conclusion

 

Citing this book (bibtex)


@Book{nmr2017,
author = {Edgar Martinez Garcia},
title = {Robotic DCVG Planning for Searching Flaws on Buried Pipelines},
publisher = {LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing},
year = {2017},
address = {Germany}
}

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Numerical Modelling in Robotics
Edgar Alonso Martínez García
OmniaScience, Spain, October 2015
ISBN 978-84-942118-8-1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Book contents

 

  • Chapter 1. Introduction

    Part I: Robot Sensing Models

     

  • Chapter 2. Sensing Models in Robotics

  • Chapter 3. Multisensor Registration

  • Chapter 4. Visual Invariant Descriptors

    Part II: Robot Sensing Navigation

     

  • Chapter 5. Multi-Legged Obstacle Avoidance

  • Chapter 6. Navigation using Exponential Derivatives

  • Chapter 7. Exploration and Search Robot Navigation

  • Chapter 8. Multi-Robot Path/Tasks Planning

    Part III: Trajectory Control

     

  • Chapter 9. Non-Linear Reference Model Trajectory Control

  • Chapter 10. All-Active 4-Wheel Kinematics

  • Chapter 11. Control of a Self-Configurable Quadruped

    Part IV: Modelling Walking Robots

     

  • Chapter 12. Direct/Inverse Analysis of Redundant Walking Robots

  • Chapter 13. Under-Actuated Jansen-Based Robot Control

  • Chapter 14. Reconfigurable Gait Patterns of a Klann-Based Robot

  • Chapter 15. Analysis and Modelling of a Hoekens-Jansen Biped

    Part V: 3D Robot Modelling

     

  • Chapter 16. Modelling a Hexapod-Type Amphibious Robot

  • Chapter 17. Hovercraft Dynamic Modelling

 

 

Citing this book (bibtex)


@Book{nmr2015,
author = {Edgar Martinez Garcia},
title = {Numerical Modelling in Robotics},
publisher = {OmniaScience},
year = {2015},
address = {Spain}
}

 

AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS
CONTROL, SENSING AND PERCEPTION

E. Martínez-García and A. Torres-Méndez
Cuvillier Verlag, Germany, September 2011
ISBN 978-3-86955-866-0

 

Book contents

 

  • Chapter 1. A proposal for dealing with long delay in teleoperation systems

  • Chapter 2. Fuzzy and exponential PD controllers for a class of walking robots

  • Chapter 3. Self-deploy in mobile sensor networks for survillance and rescue scenarios

  • Chapter 4. Modeling dynamics and navigation control of an explorer hexapod

  • Chapter 5. A geometric radial basis function network for on-line estimation of screw transformations

  • Chapter 6. An approach to improve real time speed estimation from encoder readings

  • Chapter 7. Visual geometric entities for orientation, relocalization and navigation

  • Chapter 8. A survey for vision-based tasks on humanoid robots

  • Chapter 9. A biologically-inspired robotic vision system for tracking fast moving objects

  • Chapter 10. Intelligent home navigation system for the elderly and physically challenged

 

Citing this book (bibtex)


@Book{arcsp2011,
author = {Edgar Martinez-Garcia and Abril Torres-Mendez},
title = {Autonomous robots: Control, Sensing and Perception},
publisher = {Cuvillier Verlag},
year = {2011},
address = {Gottingen, Germany}
}

 

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