Everett et al., 2001 - Google Patents
An advanced telereflexive tactical response robotEverett et al., 2001
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- Everett H
- Gilbreath G
- Ciccimaro D
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- Autonomous Robots
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ROBART III is intended as an advanced demonstration platform for non-lethal tactical response, extending the concepts of reflexive teleoperation into the realm of coordinated weapons control (ie, sensor-aided control of mobility, camera, and weapon functions) in law …
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