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Thrun, S., Burgard, W., Fox, D. Probabilistic Robotics (Intelligent Robotics and... 

Although the vehicle s performance in the DUC was considered a success (lagnemma et al., 2008 Miller et al., 2008), there were maity close calls, several small collisions, and a number of human-assisted restarts. In fact, the fragility of practical robotic intelligence was apparent when mat r simple mistakes in perception cascaded into larger failures. 

Song, B., Tian, G., Li, G., Zhou, F., Liu, D. (2011). ZigBee basedwireless sensornetworksfor service robot intelligent space. Paper presented at the International Conference on Information Science and Technology. Nanjing, China. 

Coordinated by the positive feedback these simple rules induce between robots and their environment, the result, over time, is a seemingly intelligent, coordinated sorting activity. Clusters of randomly distributed objects spontaneously and quite naturally emerge out of a simple set of autonomous local actions having nothing at all to do with clustering per se. 

HAGNAUER DUNN Intelligent Robotics in Materials Evaluation... 

When the development of a scientific field expands, the need for handbooks arises, wherein the information that appeared earlier in journals and conference proceedings is systematically and selectively presented. The sensor and actuator Held is now in this position. For this reason, Elsevier Science took the initiative to develop a series of handbooks with the name "Handbook of Sensors and Actuators" which will contain the most meaningful background material that is important for the sensor and actuator field. Titles like Fundamentals of Transducers, Thick Film Sensors, Magnetic Sensors, Micromachining, Piezoelectric Crystal Sensors, Robot Sensors and Intelligent Sensors will be part of this series. 

Analytical chemistry in the new millennium will continue to develop greater degrees of sophistication. The use of automation, especially involving robots, for routine work will increase and the role of ever more powerful computers and software, such as intelligent expert systems, will be a dominant factor. Extreme miniaturisation of techniques (the analytical laboratory on a chip ) and sensors designed for specific tasks will make a big impact. Despite such advances, the importance of, and the need for, trained analytical chemists is set to continue into the foreseeable future and it is vital that universities and colleges play a full part in the provision of relevant courses of study. 

Tdrird generation robots possess features of artificial intelligence. This generation of robots is able to respond to environmental changes by modifying its actions to solve problems. 

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Mulhall. D.. Out Molecular Future How Nanotechnology, Robotics, Genetics, and Artificial Intelligence Will Transform Onr World, Amherst, NY, 2002. 

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