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ISSN:2296-9144

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Saikrishna Dontu,Elgar Kanhere,Thileepan Stalin et al. Saikrishna Dontu et al.
Soft grippers are garnering increasing attention for their adeptness in conforming to diverse objects, particularly delicate items, without warranting precise force control. This attribute proves especially beneficial in unstructured enviro...
Bahar Irfan,Sanna Kuoppamäki,Gabriel Skantze Bahar Irfan
Companion robots are aimed to mitigate loneliness and social isolation among older adults by providing social and emotional support in their everyday lives. However, older adults' expectations of conversational companionship might substanti...
Ioannis Polykretis,Andreea Danielescu Ioannis Polykretis
Navigation of mobile agents in unknown, unmapped environments is a critical task for achieving general autonomy. Recent advancements in combining Reinforcement Learning with Deep Neural Networks have shown promising results in addressing th...
A John Van Opstal,Reza Javanmard Alitappeh,Akhil John et al. A John Van Opstal et al.
We recently developed a biomimetic robotic eye with six independent tendons, each controlled by their own rotatory motor, and with insertions on the eye ball that faithfully mimic the biomechanics of the human eye. We constructed an accurat...
Nathaniel Hanson,Immanuel Ampomah Mensah,Sonia F Roberts et al. Nathaniel Hanson et al.
We demonstrate proprioceptive feedback control of a one degree of freedom soft, pneumatically actuated origami robot and an assembly of two robots into a two degree of freedom system. The base unit of the robot is a 41 mm long, 3-D printed ...
Yijie Gong,Haliza Mat Husin,Ecda Erol et al. Yijie Gong et al.
Teleoperation allows workers to safely control powerful construction machines; however, its primary reliance on visual feedback limits the operator's efficiency in situations with stiff contact or poor visibility, hindering its use for asse...
Riccardo Zaccone,Gabriele Berton,Carlo Masone Riccardo Zaccone
Visual place recognition (VPR) is a popular computer vision task aimed at recognizing the geographic location of a visual query, usually within a tolerance of a few meters. Modern approaches address VPR from an image retrieval standpoint us...
Paolo Tripicchio,Salvatore D&#x;Avella,Carlo Alberto Avizzano Paolo Tripicchio
Several datasets have been proposed in the literature, focusing on object detection and pose estimation. The majority of them are interested in recognizing isolated objects or the pose of objects in well-organized scenarios. This work intro...