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It's time to make mobile robots programmable
Yutaka Kanayama, Chengyuan Wu
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 8
Abstract
This paper discusses the importance and realizability of the "high-level programmability" concept for wheeled mobile robots. A new high-level mobile robot language, called motion description language (MDL), is proposed. This language has a strong and stable theoretical foundation. The Java-based object-oriented MDL implements the structured robot geometry into its class hierarchy perfectly. The language MDL is not only "a" mobile robot language, but is a strong candidate for "the standard" mobile robot language. This innovation will thrust the mobile robotics field forward to meet the challenges of the new century head on.
Keywords
Mobile robotRealizabilityComputer scienceRobotRoboticsJavaArtificial intelligenceClass (philosophy)Programming languageHuman–computer interaction
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