Search for dissertations about: "Mobile Robotic Systems"
Showing result 16 - 20 of 32 swedish dissertations containing the words Mobile Robotic Systems.
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16. Unsupervised construction of 4D semantic maps in a long-term autonomy scenario
Abstract : Robots are operating for longer times and collecting much more data than just a few years ago. In this setting we are interested in exploring ways of modeling the environment, segmenting out areas of interest and keeping track of the segmentations over time, with the purpose of building 4D models (i.e. READ MORE
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17. On the performance of robotic parts-to-picker order picking systems
Abstract : Order picking is the activity in which a number of items are retrieved from a warehousing system to satisfy a number of customer orders. Automating order picking systems has become a common response to the wide variety of products and components stored in today’s warehouses and the short delivery lead times requested by today’s customers. READ MORE
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18. Efficient Remote Gas Inspection with an Autonomous Mobile Robot
Abstract : Human-caused greenhouse gas emissions are one of the major sources of global warming, which is threatening to reach a tipping point. Inspection systems that can provide direct information about critical factors causing global warming, such as systems for gas detection and location of gas sources, are urgently needed to analyze the fugitive emissions and take necessary actions. READ MORE
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19. Planning and Control of Cooperative Multi-Agent Manipulator-Endowed Systems
Abstract : Multi-agent planning and control is an active and increasingly studied topic of research, with many practical applications, such as rescue missions, security, surveillance, and transportation. More specifically, cases that involve complex manipulator-endowed systems deserve extra attention due to potential complex cooperative manipulation tasks and their interaction with the environment. READ MORE
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20. Interoperability Infrastructure and Incremental learning for unreliable heterogeneous communicating Systems
Abstract : In a broader sense the main research objective of this thesis (and ongoing research work) is distributed knowledge management for mobile dynamic systems. But the primary focus and presented work focuses on communication/interoperability of heterogeneous entities in an infrastructure less paradigm, a distributed resource manipulation infrastructure and distributed learning in the absence of global knowledge. READ MORE