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  1. The Harvard Robotics Laboratory

    [more news] Lab Overview The Harvard Robotics Laboratory was founded in 1983 by Prof. Roger Brockett. Our current research projects include the following. Analog Computation Choreography of …

  2. Robotic Manipulation: Harvard Robotics Laboratory

    These problems include the minimization of data required to control a robot (e.g. in space robotics) and the design of robots for tasks whose motions are required to be described with a minimum of …

  3. Control of Quantum Systems: Harvard Robotics Laboratory

    Control of Quantum Systems The control of quantum systems has many applications, ranging from coherent spectroscopy to quantum information processing. In most applications, the system of …

  4. Research: Harvard Robotics Laboratory

    Research: Harvard Robotics LaboratoryPattern Generation Many important engineering systems accomplish their purpose using cyclic processes whose characteristics are under feedback control. …

  5. Pattern Generation: Harvard Robotics Laboratory

    Pattern Generation Introduction The word "pattern" is used to denote a collection of periodic, or nearly periodic, vector valued functions of time. The choice of the words is inspired by language used in …

  6. Harvard Robotics Laboratory People

    Jun 2, 2006 · Dionisis Stefanatos stefanat at fas.harvard.edu Andrew Johnson Now at MIT Lincoln Laboratory Michael McElroy Now at ExxonMobil Abdol-Reza Mansouri Now at Queen's University …

  7. Publications: Harvard Robotics Laboratory

    Nicola J. Ferrier and Roger W. Brockett, " Reconstructing the Shape of a Deformable Membrane from Image Data," The International Journal of Robotics Research, vol. 19, no. 9, pp. 795-816, Sept. 2000.

  8. System Identification: Harvard Robotics Laboratory

    System Identification at the Harvard Robotics LaboratoryIdeally, as t increases to infinity we would like the Euclidean distance between the true system and the models to decrease to zero. That is, lim t®¥ …

  9. Harvard Robotics Laboratory Talks

    Harvard Robotics Laboratory talksDynamical Systems and Computational Mechanisms Royal Academy of Sciences, Belgium, July 2002 Roger Brockett Developments in fields outside electrical engineering …

  10. A geometrical formulation of the dynamical equations describing kinemati c chains - Robotics and Automation, 1993. Proceedings., 1993 IEEE Inter national Conference on