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Robot tool behavior: A developmental approach to autonomous tool use
Toward the neurocomputer: Goal-directed learning in embodied cultured networks
The role of passive joint stiffness and active knee control in robotic leg swinging: Applications to dynamic walking
Probabilistic topological maps
Using observations to recognize the behavior of interacting multi-agent systems
Operational performance enhancement of human operated flexible systems
Object categorization for affordance prediction
Countering Murphy's Law: The use of anticipation and improvisation via an episodic memory in support of intelligent robot behavior
Is a robot an appliance, teammate, or friend? Age-related differences in expectations of and attitudes towards personal home-based robots
Incremental smoothing and mapping
Automatic coordination and deployment of multi-robot systems
A study of human-robot interaction with an assistive robot to help people with severe motor impairments
Real-time optimal control of autonomous switched systems
How to teach a new robot new tricks - an interactive learning framework applied to service robotics.
The role of trust and relationships in human-robot social interaction
Communication and alignment of grounded symbolic knowledge among heterogeneous robots
Applying inter-layer conflict resolution to hybrid robot control architectures
Efficient numerical method for solution of L2 optimal mass transport problem
Uncalibrated robotic visual servo tracking for large residual problems
Shared control of hydraulic manipulators to decrease cycle time
Simultaneous cooperative exploration and networking
An integrative framework of time-varying affective robotic behavior
Towards the human-centered design of everyday robots
Hierarchical Motion Planning for Autonomous Aerial and Terrestrial Vehicles
Visual Arctic navigation: Techniques for autonomous agents in glacial environments
Optimal steering for kinematic vehicles with applications to spatially distributed agents
Ultra high frequency (UHF) radio-frequency identification (RFID) for robot perception and mobile manipulation
Leveraging distribution and heterogeneity in robot systems architecture
Guided teaching interactions with robots: Embodied queries and teaching heuristics
Motor learning and its transfer during bilateral arm reaching
Science-centric sampling approaches of geo-physical environments for realistic robot navigation
Human-in-the-loop control for cooperative human-robot tasks
Multi-agent coordination: Fluid-inspired and optimal control approaches
Control of multi-agent networks: From network design to decentralized coordination
Mobile manipulation in unstructured environments with haptic sensing and compliant joints
Mathematical modeling and control of a piezoelectric cellular actuator exhibiting quantization and flexibility