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A motion description language for hybrid system programming

Hristu-Varsakelis et al., 2003

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6438153261662228517
Author
Hristu-Varsakelis D
Anderson S
Zhang F
Sodre P
Krishnaprasad P
Publication year
Publication venue
Institute for Systems Research

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One of the important but often overlooked chal-lenges in motion control has to do with the transfer of theoretical tools into software that will allow an autonomous system to interact effectively with the physical world. In a situation familiar to most control practitioners, motion …
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