Autonomous Robots: From Biological Inspiration To Implementation And Control (Intellegent Robotics And Autonomous Agents)
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Autonomous Robots: From Biological Inspiration To Implementation And Control (Intellegent Robotics And Autonomous Agents)

by George A. Bekey

Engineering Science Robotics
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Autonomous Robots explores how ideas inspired by biology can inform the design of intelligent robotic systems. Covering implementation and control, George A. Bekey offers a broad introduction to autonomous agents and the engineering challenges involved in creating robots capable of operating with greater independence.

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Autonomous Robots examines the field of robotics through the relationship between biological inspiration and engineered systems.

The book focuses on the implementation of autonomous robots and the principles involved in controlling their behavior.

It offers a broad introduction to intelligent robotics and autonomous agents for readers interested in how robotic systems are conceived, built, and directed.

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