Xiaoqi Chen

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2015
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Bart J. E. Milne, H. P. G. J. Beelen, R. W. H. Merks, Siep Weiland, Xiaoqi Chen, Christopher E. Hann, R. J. Parker:
Verification of sinusoidal steady state system identification of a Phantom Omni haptic device using data driven modeling. ICARA 2015: 283-288
2014
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Christopher V. Meaclem, Lei Shao, Richard Parker, Stefanie Gutschmidt, Christopher E. Hann, Bart J. E. Milne, Xiaoqi Chen:
Sensor guided biped felling machine for steep terrain harvesting. CASE 2014: 984-989
2013
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Bart Milne, George Buchanan, Scott Paulin, Xiaoqi Chen, Christopher E. Hann, Andre Geldenhuis, Richard Parker:
Robotic arm kinematics and bilateral haptic feedback over an ethernet communications link. CASE 2013: 960-965
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Bart Milne, Xiaoqi Chen, Christopher E. Hann, Richard Parker:
Robotisation of forestry harvesting in New Zealand - An overview. ICCA 2013: 1609-1614

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