Industrial Robotics Control: Mathematical Models, Software Architecture, and Electronics Design (Maker Innovations Series)
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Industrial Robotics Control: Mathematical Models, Software Architecture, and Electronics Design (Maker Innovations Series)

by Fabrizio Frigeni

Engineering Robotics electronics
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Industrial Robotics Control presents a focused overview of the mathematical models, software architecture, and electronics design associated with industrial robotics control. As part of the Maker Innovations Series, it brings these complementary engineering perspectives together for readers interested in understanding the structure and development of robotic control systems.

About This Book

Industrial Robotics Control focuses on the foundational disciplines involved in designing and controlling industrial robotic systems.

The book addresses mathematical models used to describe robotic behavior and support control-related work.

It also examines software architecture, highlighting the organization of software used in robotics control systems.

Electronics design completes the book’s scope, connecting computational and physical considerations in industrial robotics.

Part of the Maker Innovations Series, this volume brings together mathematics, software, and electronics in one robotics-focused resource.

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