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            Multiprocessor Scheduling 

            Levner, Eugene (2007)
            A major goal of the book is to continue a good tradition - to bring together reputable researchers from different countries in order to provide a comprehensive coverage of advanced and modern topics in scheduling not yet ...
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            Robotic Soccer 

            Lima, Pedro (2007)
            Many papers in the book concern advanced research on (multi-)robot subsystems, naturally motivated by the challenges posed by robot soccer, but certainly applicable to other domains: reasoning, multi-criteria decision-making, ...
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            Climbing and Walking Robots 

            Zhang, Houxiang (2007)
            With the advancement of technology, new exciting approaches enable us to render mobile robotic systems more versatile, robust and cost-efficient. Some researchers combine climbing and walking techniques with a modular ...
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            Human Robot Interaction 

            Sarkar, Nilanjan (2007)
            Human-robot interaction research is diverse and covers a wide range of topics. All aspects of human factors and robotics are within the purview of HRI research so far as they provide insight into how to improve our ...
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            Bioinspiration and Robotics 

            Habib, Maki K. (2007)
            Nature has always been a source of inspiration and ideas for the robotics community. New solutions and technologies are required and hence this book is coming out to address and deal with the main challenges facing walking ...
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