Search for dissertations about: "Mathias Broxvall"
Found 5 swedish dissertations containing the words Mathias Broxvall.
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1. A Study in the Computational Complexity of Temporal Reasoning
Abstract : Reasoning about temporal and spatial information is a common task in computer science, especially in the field of artificial intelligence. The topic of this thesis is the study of such reasoning from a computational perspective. READ MORE
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2. A Learning-driven Approach for Behavior Modeling in Agent-based Simulation
Abstract : Agent-based simulation is a prominent application of the agent-based system metaphor. One of the main characteristics of this simulation paradigm is the generative nature of the outcome: the macro-level system behavior is generated from the micro-level agent behavior. READ MORE
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3. Planar segmentation for Geometric Reverse Engineering using data from a laser profile scanner mounted on an industrial robot
Abstract : Laser scanners in combination with devices for accurate orientation like Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMM) are often used in Geometric Reverse Engineering (GRE) to measure point data. The industrial robot as a device for orientation has relatively low accuracy but the advantage of being numerically controlled, fast, flexible, rather cheap and compatible with industrial environments. READ MORE
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4. Extending a networked robot system to include humans, tiny devices, and everyday objects
Abstract : In networked robot systems (NRS), robots and robotic devices are distributed in the environment; typically tasks are performed by cooperation and coordination of such multiple networked components. NRS offer advantages over monolithic systems in terms of modularity, flexibility and cost effectiveness, and they are thus becoming a mainstream approach to the inclusion of robotic solutions in everyday environments. READ MORE
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5. Tele-Operated Remote Inspection with a Spherical Robot
Abstract : Robotic remote inspection, such as security surveillance or disaster area examination, can be efficient and at the same time protect humans from danger. However, conventional tele-operation interfaces impose a cognitive burden on the operator, who is typically not a robotics expert, and high-level information interpretation and decision-making is neglected. READ MORE