Multirobot exploration for search and rescue missions: A report on map building in RoboCupRescue 2009

Multirobot exploration for search and rescue missions: A report on map building in RoboCupRescue 2009
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10.1002/rob.20389
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发表时间:
2011-05
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8.3
通讯作者:
K. Nagatani;Yoshito Okada;N. Tokunaga;Seiga Kiribayashi;Kazuya Yoshida;K. Ohno;E. Takeuchi;Satoshi Tadokoro;Hidehisa Akiyama;Itsuki Noda;Tomoaki Yoshida;E. Koyanagi
K. Nagatani;Yoshito Okada;N. Tokunaga;Seiga Kiribayashi;Kazuya Yoshida;K. Ohno;E. Takeuchi;Satoshi Tadokoro;Hidehisa Akiyama;Itsuki Noda;Tomoaki Yoshida;E. Koyanagi
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计算机科学2区
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K. Nagatani;Yoshito Okada;N. Tokunaga;Seiga Kiribayashi;Kazuya Yoshida;K. Ohno;E. Takeuchi;Satoshi Tadokoro;Hidehisa Akiyama;Itsuki Noda;Tomoaki Yoshida;E. Koyanagi

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