Control of a compact, tetherless ROV for in-contact inspection of complex underwater structures

Control of a compact, tetherless ROV for in-contact inspection of complex underwater structures
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控制紧凑型无系绳 ROV,用于复杂水下结构的接触式检查

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2014
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2014 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems
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H. Asada
H. Asada
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S. Bhattacharyya;H. Asada

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