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Micro/Nano Robots

Radhika Nagpal
Posted inEducation Robotics Robots United States of America

Radhika Nagpal

Tags: Behavior-Based Systems, Biologically Inspired Robots, Education Robotics, female, female roboticist, Micro/Nano Robots, Multi Robot systems, Radhika Nagpal, robots, Swarms
Harvard University, MA United States Research Areas Behavior-Based Systems, Biologically Inspired Robots, Education Robotics, Education…
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AI-Based Methods automation Automation Applications Bioengineering Cognitive Human-Robot Interaction Collision Avoidance Computational and Artificial Intelligence computer science Computing and Electronics Control Design & Engineering Control Systems Control Theory Design Automation Dual Arm Manipulation Education Robotics female female roboticist Field Robots Grasping Human-computer Interaction humanoid robots Industrial Robots japan Learning and Adaptive Systems Learning from Demonstration Localization Machine Intelligence machine learning machine vision Manipulation Planning Man Machine Systems Mapping mechanics Mechatronics Middleware and Programming Environments Motion and Path Planning Multi Robot systems Perception for Grasping and Manipulation robot programming robots Sensor-based Control Sensor Fusion Sensors Space Robotics and Automation Visual-Based Navigation

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