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An Open-architecture Robot Controller applied to Interaction Tasks

A. Oliveira, E. De Pieri and U. Moreno

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Describes a layered, open-architecture robot controller built for interaction tasks. A look at flexible control design for robots that touch and manipulate their surroundings.

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