Robotics: What Makes a Machine a Robot
Course-Research
Vita Harwood
Series "In Twelve Evenings" BOOK 22
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What makes a machine a robot? Not a human-shaped body, not a voice, and not even artificial intelligence. A robot begins when a machine can sense the world, decide what to do, act, and check what happened next. Robotics: What Makes a Machine a Robot builds that idea over twelve evenings, with little mathematics and no marketing fog. You will see how feedback control works, why robot arms need degrees of freedom, what encoders and IMUs actually measure, why motors need gearboxes, why batteries still limit humanoids, and how a moving machine figures out where it is.
The course travels from early automata and Unimate to ROS, SLAM, simulation, robot learning, industrial manipulators, field robots, Mars rovers, and today's humanoids. Just as important, it teaches you how to read robotics claims critically: when is a machine truly autonomous, when is a human operator still in the loop, and which numbers matter behind an impressive demo?
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Robotics: What Makes a Machine a RobotWhat Do I Already Know About This?Series "In Twelve Evenings" Book 22Vita HarwoodTest your knowledge!What makes a machine a robot? Not a human-shaped body, not a voice, and not even artificial intelligence. A robot begins when a machine can sense the world, decide what to do, act, and check what happened next. Robotics: What Makes a Machine a Robot builds that idea over twelve evenings, with little mathematics and no marketing fog. You will see how feedback control works, why robot arms need degrees of freedom, what encoders and IMUs actually measure, why motors need gearboxes, why batteries still limit humanoids, and how a moving machine figures out where it is. The course travels from early automata and Unimate to ROS, SLAM, simulation, robot learning, industrial manipulators, field robots, Mars rovers, and today's humanoids. Just as important, it teaches you how to read robotics claims critically: when is a machine truly autonomous, when is a human operator still in the loop, and which numbers matter behind an impressive demo? A twelve-evening introduction to the real engineering of robots: feedback, mechanics, sensors, actuators, programming, navigation, learning, industrial work, and humanoids This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781806971169
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Robotics: What Makes a Machine a RobotCourse-ResearchVita HarwoodSeries 'In Twelve Evenings' BOOK 22What Do I Already Know About This Test your knowledge!What makes a machine a robot Not a human-shaped body, not a voice, and not even artificial intelligence. A robot begins when a machine can sense the world, decide what to do, act, and check what happened next. Robotics: What Makes a Machine a Robot builds that idea over twelve evenings, with little mathematics and no marketing fog. You will see how feedback control works, why robot arms need degrees of freedom, what encoders and IMUs actually measure, why motors need gearboxes, why batteries still limit humanoids, and how a moving machine figures out where it is. The course travels from early automata and Unimate to ROS, SLAM, simulation, robot learning, industrial manipulators, field robots, Mars rovers, and today's humanoids. Just as important, it teaches you how to read robotics claims critically: when is a machine truly autonomous, when is a human operator still in the loop, and which numbers matter behind an impressive demo. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781806971169
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Robotics: What Makes a Machine a RobotWhat Do I Already Know About This?Series "In Twelve Evenings" Book 22Vita HarwoodTest your knowledge!What makes a machine a robot? Not a human-shaped body, not a voice, and not even artificial intelligence. A robot begins when a machine can sense the world, decide what to do, act, and check what happened next. Robotics: What Makes a Machine a Robot builds that idea over twelve evenings, with little mathematics and no marketing fog. You will see how feedback control works, why robot arms need degrees of freedom, what encoders and IMUs actually measure, why motors need gearboxes, why batteries still limit humanoids, and how a moving machine figures out where it is. The course travels from early automata and Unimate to ROS, SLAM, simulation, robot learning, industrial manipulators, field robots, Mars rovers, and today's humanoids. Just as important, it teaches you how to read robotics claims critically: when is a machine truly autonomous, when is a human operator still in the loop, and which numbers matter behind an impressive demo? A twelve-evening introduction to the real engineering of robots: feedback, mechanics, sensors, actuators, programming, navigation, learning, industrial work, and humanoids This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781806971169
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