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GECCO
1999
Springer
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A Biologically Inspired Fitness Function for Robotic Grasping
This paper describes the innovative use of genetic programming (GP) to solve the grasp synthesis problem for multifingered robot hands. The goal of our algorithm is to select a Ò...
J. Jaime Fernandez, Ian D. Walker
ICRA
1998
IEEE
129views Robotics» more  ICRA 1998»
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Antenna Pointing for High Bandwidth Communications from Mobile Robots
This paper discusses the challenge of achieving high bandwidth, distant range wireless communication from mobile robots by way of antenna tracking. In the case of robots traversin...
Deepak Bapna, Eric Rollins, Alex Foessel, William ...
ICRA
1998
IEEE
147views Robotics» more  ICRA 1998»
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Biologically Inspired Robot Grasping Using Genetic Programming
This paper describes the innovative use of a genetic algorithm to solve the grasp synthesis problem for multifingered robot hands. The goal of our algorithm is to select a `best&#...
Jaime J. Fernandez, Ian D. Walker
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CSCW
1996
ACM
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Freeflow: Mediating Between Representation and Action in Workflow Systems
In order to understand some problems associated with workflow, we set out an analysis of workflow systems, identifying a number of basic issues in the underlying technology. This ...
Paul Dourish, Jim Holmes, Allan MacLean, Pernille ...
SIGCOMM
1990
ACM
15 years 10 months ago
Architectural Considerations for a New Generation of Protocols
The current generation of protocol architectures, such as TCP/IP or the IS0 suite, seem successful at meeting the demands of todays networks. However, a number of new requirements...
David D. Clark, David L. Tennenhouse