Luis Sentis

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2018
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Steven Jens Jorgensen, Orion Campbell, Travis Llado, Jaemin Lee, Brandon Shang, Luis Sentis:
Prioritized Kinematic Control of Joint-Constrained Head-Eye Robots using the Intermediate Value Approach. CoRR abs/1809.08750 (2018)
2017
[i11]
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Steven Jens Jorgensen, Orion Campbell, Travis Llado, Donghyun Kim, Junhyeok Ahn, Luis Sentis:
Exploring Model Predictive Control to Generate Optimal Control Policies for HRI Dynamical Systems. CoRR abs/1701.03839 (2017)
2016
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Kwan-Suk Kim, Travis Llado, Luis Sentis:
Full-body collision detection and reaction with omnidirectional mobile platforms: a step towards safe human-robot interaction. Auton. Robots 40(2): 325-341 (2016)
2015
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Kwan-Suk Kim, Travis Llado, Luis Sentis:
Full-Body Collision Detection and Reaction with Omnidirectional Mobile Platforms: A Step Towards Safe Human-Robot Interaction. CoRR abs/1501.05007 (2015)

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