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Abstract

In this paper, we summarize an approach for the dissemination of robotics technologies. In a manner analogous to the personal computer movement of the early 1980s, we propose that a productive niche for robotic technologies is as a long-term creative outlet for human expression and discovery. To this end, this paper describes our ongoing efforts to design, prototype and test a low-cost, highly competent personal rover for the domestic environment.

Notes

Associated Project(s): The Personal Rover Project

Number of pages: 14

Text Reference

Emily Hamner, R. Gockley, E. Porter, and Illah Nourbakhsh, "The Personal Rover Project: The comprehensive design of a domestic personal robot," Robotics and Autonomous Systems: Special Issue on Socially Interactive Robots, Vol. 42, No. 3 - 4, March, 2003, pp. 245 - 258.

BibTeX Reference

@article{Hamner_2003_4387,
   author = "Emily Hamner and R. Gockley and E. Porter and Illah Nourbakhsh",
   title = "The Personal Rover Project: The comprehensive design of a domestic personal robot",
   journal = "Robotics and Autonomous Systems: Special Issue on Socially Interactive Robots",
   pages = "245 - 258",
   month = "March",
   year = "2003",
   volume = "42",
   number = "3 - 4",
}

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