Search for dissertations about: "exploration in mobile"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 45 swedish dissertations containing the words exploration in mobile.
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1. In between mobile meetings : Exploring seamless ongoing interaction support for mobile CSCW
Abstract : This thesis is a collection of seven papers reporting a research effort that started in January 1999. The theme of the thesis is interaction support for mobile CSCW (Computer Supported Cooperative Work). READ MORE
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2. From Ants to Service Robots : an Exploration in Stigmergy-Based Navigation Algorithms
Abstract : Navigation is a core functionality of mobile robots. To navigate autonomously, a mobile robot typically relies on internal maps, self-localization, and path planning. Reliable navigation usually comes at the cost of expensive sensors and often requires significant computational overhead. READ MORE
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3. Flexible, Efficient, and Scalable Autonomous Exploration and Volumetric Mapping
Abstract : Autonomous mobile robots have in recent years started to enter households in the form of autonomous vacuum cleaners and lawn mowers. The applicability of more advanced and general purpose service robots is almost endless. That is, robots that can perform a variety of tasks, instead of being specialized for a single task. READ MORE
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4. Football on mobile phones : algorithms, architectures and quality of experience in streaming video
Abstract : In this thesis we study algorithms and architectures that can provide a better Quality of Experience (QoE) for streaming video systems and services. With cases and examples taken from the application scenarios of football on mobile phones, we address the fundamental problems behind streaming video services. READ MORE
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5. Domain Knowledge Assisted Robotic Exploration and Source Localization
Abstract : Deploying mobile robots to explore hazardous environments provides an advantageous way to avoid threats for human operators. For example, in situations, where airborne toxic or explosive material is leaking, robots can be dispatched to localize the leaks. READ MORE