Search for dissertations about: "Mobile Robotic Systems"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 32 swedish dissertations containing the words Mobile Robotic Systems.
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11. Sampling Based Motion Planning for Heavy Duty Autonomous Vehicles
Abstract : The automotive industry is undergoing a revolution where the more traditional mechanical values are replaced by an ever increasing number of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) where advanced algorithms and software development are taking a bigger role. Increased safety, reduced emissions and the possibility of completely new business models are driving the development and most automotive companies have started projects that aim towards fully autonomous vehicles. READ MORE
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12. On a robotic Matlab Java testbed for mobile robots
Abstract : This thesis presents the MICA (Mobile Internet Connected Assistant) testbed and how it can be used to interface a mobile robotic system; in this case a modern wheelchair equipped with a CAN bus. In MICA we do research in embedded Internet systems, sensor technologies, navigation algorithms and in the knowledge about user. READ MORE
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13. Artificial Intelligence for Monitoring and Diagnosis of Robotic Spacecraft
Abstract : In this thesis the application of artificial intelligence to monitoring and diagnosis of robotic spacecraft is discussed. Several software prototype systems were developed to serve as testbeds for the research and to evaluate the effectiveness of the approach against real problems and current techniques used in NASA's planetary exploration program. READ MORE
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14. Planning and Control of Uncertain Cooperative Mobile Manipulator-Endowed Systems under Temporal Logic Tasks
Abstract : Control and planning of multi-agent systems is an active and increasingly studied topic of research, with many practical applications such as rescue missions, security, surveillance, and transportation. This thesis addresses the planning and control of multi-agent systems under temporal logic tasks. READ MORE
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15. Study and implementation of stereo vision systems for robotic applications
Abstract : Stereo vision has been chosen by natural selection as the most common way to estimate the depth of objects. A pair of two-dimensional images is enough in order to retrieve the third dimension of the scene under observation. The importance of this method is great, apart from the living creatures, for sophisticated machine systems, as well. READ MORE