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  • Robotic Motion Control Systems
    Article - 25 Mar 2013
    Motion control is the key technological foundation of industrial automation. The control of motion is a key concern whether it is the path of a cutting tool, the motion of a product, or the motion of...
  • Building the Human Body: The Bionic Brain
    Article - 28 Nov 2012
    This article is part of a series on building the human body and explores research on neural prosthetics and the idea of a bionic brain.
  • Future of Farming with Robots
    Article - 31 Oct 2012
    Agricultural robots are the fastest growing technology developed to perform various complex tasks that are difficult for humans to achieve.
  • Introduction to Robotic Locomotion
    Article - 30 Oct 2012
    Locomotion seems to be performed seamlessly but the complex central nervous system controls it. The CNS generates commands at cortical and spinal levels and integrates these commands with the sensory...
  • Biomechatronic Design and Control
    Article - 4 Oct 2012
    Owing to the increase in the number of amputations during the American Civil War, the utilization of artificial limbs became popular.
  • Next Generation Robots for Stroke Patients
    Article - 3 Sep 2012
    As the evolution of robotic systems unfolds in the world around us, we are starting to see machines taking over manual tasks that would normally be performed by humans.
  • Robotic Cars That Will Drive Us into the Future
    Article - 4 Aug 2012
    The vision of developing robotic cars continues to be part of modern-day research, with the expectation that it will lead to a new form of transportation.
  • Telepresence Robot to Deliver Patient Care
    Article - 2 Aug 2012
    Mobile robots operating via telepresence from a distance location are becoming a beneficial tool in the health care sector.
  • Automated Critical Care Systems for Spinal Cord Injury Sufferers
    Article - 22 May 2012
    The principle for automated critical care technology for patients with spinal cord injuries is to give back sufferers an element of independence and normality.

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