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| Volume 20 Issue 12 - Publications Date: 1 December 2001 |
| Annual Index - Volume 20 |
| Aghili, Farhad, Martin Buehler, and John M. Hollerbach. Design of a hollow haxform torque sensor for robot joints [20:12] pp. 967-976. |
| Aicardi, Michele, Giorgio Cannata, Giuseppe Casalino, and Giovanni Indiveri. Cusp-free, time-invariant, 3D feedback control law for a nonholonomic floating robot [20:4] pp. 300-311. |
| Andreff, Nicolas, Radu Horaud, and Bernard Espiau. Robot hand-eye calibration using structure-from-motion [20:3] pp. 228-248. |
| Aufrère, R., F. Marmoiton, R. Chapuis, F. Collange, and J. P. Dérutin. Road detection and vehicle tracking by vision for adaptive cruise control [20:4] pp. 267-286. |
| Austin, David J., and Brenan J. McCarragher. Force control command synthesis for constrained hybrid dynamic systems with friction [20:9] pp. 753-764. |
| Banks, Jasmine, and Peter Corke. Quantitative evaluation of matching methods and validity measures for stereo vision [20:7] pp. 512-532. |
| Berretty, Robert-Paul, Ken Goldberg, Mark H. Overmars, and A. van der Stappen. Trap design for vibratory bowl feeders [20:11] pp. 891-908. |
| Biographies of new editorial board members [20:1] pp. 4-5. |
| Blind, Sebastien J., Christopher C. McCullough, Srinivas Akella, and Jean Ponce. Manipulating parts with an array of pins: A method and a machine [20:10] pp. 808-818. |
| Canny, John, and Eric Paulos. Optimal probing strategies [20:8] pp. 694-704. |
| Cherif, Moëz, and Kamal K. Gupta. Global planning for dexterous reorientation of rigid objects: Finger tracking with rolling and sliding [20:1] pp. 57-84. |
| Chiu, Yu-Jen, and Ming-Hwei Perng. Forward kinematics of a general fully parallel manipulator with auxiliary sensors [20:5] pp. 401-414. |
| Collins, Steven H., Martijn Wisse, and Andy Ruina. A three-dimensional passive-dynamic walking robot with two legs and knees [20:7] pp. 607-615. |
| Corke, Peter, Al Rizzi, and Sanjiv Singh. Editorial: Multimedia editors' introduction [20:7] p. 511. |
| Corke, Peter, Alred Rizzi, and Sanjiv Singh. Editorial to announce introduction of multimedia [20:3] p. 187. |
| Cortés, Jorge, Sonia Martinéz, James P. Ostrowski, and Kenneth A. McIsaac. Optimal gaits for dynamic robotic locomotion [20:9] pp. 707-728. |
| Crétual, Armel, and François Chaumette. Application of motion-based visual servoing to target tracking [20:11] pp. 878-890. |
| Crétual, Armel, and François Chaumette. Visual servoing based on image motion [20:11] pp. 857-877. |
| English, James D., and Anthony A. Maciejewski. Failure tolerance through active braking: A kinematic approach [20:4] pp. 287-299. |
| Featherstone, Roy. The acceleration vector of a rigid body [20:11] pp. 841-846. |
| Feliu, V., A. García, and J. A. Somolinos. Gauge-based tip position control of a new three-degree-of-freedom flexible robot [20:8] pp. 660-675. |
| Fujita, Masahiro. AIBO: Toward the era of digital creatures [20:10] pp. 781-794. |
| Galicki, Mirosaw. Real-time trajectory generation for redundant manipulators with path constraints [20:8] pp. 676-693. |
| Gavrilets, V., E. Frazzoli, B. Mettler, M. Piedmonte, and E. Feron. Aggressive maneuvering of small autonomous helicopters: A human-centered approach [20:10] pp. 795-807. |
| Han, Inhwan, and Sang-Uk Park. Impulsive motion planning for positioning and orienting a polygonal part [20:3] pp. 249-262. |
| Hashtrudi-Zaad, Keyvan, and Septimiu E. Salcudean. Analysis of control architectures for teleoperation systems with impedance/admittance master and slave manipulators [20:6] pp. 419-445. |
| Herr, Hugh M., and Thomas A. McMahon. A galloping horse model [20:1] pp. 26-37. 990 |
| Author Index 991 |
| Hollerbach, John M. Editorial: Welcoming of new members to the Board [20:1] p. 3. |
| Hollerbach, John M., and Daniel E. Koditschek. Editorial: Special issue on the Ninth International Symposium of Robotics Research [20:10] pp. 779-780. |
| Hollerbach, John M., Rose Mills, David Tristano, Robert R. Christensen, William B. Thompson, and Yangming Xu. Torso force feedback realistically simulates slope on treadmill-style locomotion interfaces [20:12] pp. 939-952. |
| Ji, Xuerong, and Jing Xiao. Planning motions compliant to complex contact states [20:6] pp. 446-465. |
| Jiménez, P., and C. Torras. An orientation-based pruning tool to speed up contact determination between translating polyhedral models [20:6] pp. 466-483. |
| Jung, Seul, T. C. Hsia, and R. G. Bonitz. Force tracking impedance control for robot manipulators with an unknown environment: Theory, simulation, and experiment [20:9] pp. 765-774. |
| Kamon, Ishay, Elon Rimon, and Ehud Rivlin. Rangesensor-based navigation in three-dimensional polyhedral environments [20:1] pp. 6-25. |
| Kim, Whee Kuk, Yong Kyu Byun, and Hyung Suck Cho. Closed-form forward-position solution for a 6-DoF 3-PPSP parallel mechanism and its implementation [20:1] pp. 85-99. |
| Kong, Xianwen, and Clément M. Gosselin. Uncertainty singularity analysis of parallel manipulators based on the instability analysis of structures [20:11] pp. 847-856. |
| Lamiraux, Florent, and Lydia E. Kavraki. Planning paths for elastic objects under manipulation constraints [20:3] pp. 188-208. |
| Lamiraux, Florent, and Lydia E. Kavraki. Positioning of symmetric and nonsymmetric parts using radial and constant fields: Computation of all equilibrium configurations [20:8] pp. 635-659. |
| LaValle, Steven M., and Prashanth Konkimalla. Algorithms for computing numerical optimal feedback motion strategies [20:9] pp. 729-752. |
| LaValle, Steven M., and James J. Kuffner, Jr. Randomized kinodynamic planning [20:5] pp. 378-400. |
| Lloyd, John E., and Vincent Hayward. Singularity-robust trajectory generation [20:1] pp. 38-56. |
| Luntz, Jonathan E., William Messner, and Howie Choset. Distributed manipulation using discrete actuator arrays [20:7] pp. 553-583. |
| Malis, Ezio, Guillaume Morel, and François Chaumette. Robot control using disparate multiple sensors [20:5] pp. 364-377. |
| Meng,Yan, and Hanqi Zhuang. Self-calibration of cameraequipped robot manipulators [20:11] pp. 909-921. |
| Monsarrat, Bruno, and Clément M. Gosselin. Singularity analysis of a three-leg six-degree-of-freedom parallel platform mechanism based on Grassmann line geometry [20:4] pp. 312-326. |
| Okamura, Allison M., and Mark R. Cutkosky. Feature detection for haptic exploration with robotic fingers [20:12] pp. 925-938. |
| Ono, Kyosuke, Ryutaro Takahashi, and Toru Shimada. Self-excited walking of a biped mechanism [20:12] pp. 953-966. |
| Oussalah, Mourad. Suboptimal multiple model filter for mobile robot localization [20:12] pp. 977-989. |
| Politis, Z., and P. J. Probert Smith. Classification of textured surfaces for robot navigation using continuous transmission frequency-modulated sonar signatures [20:2] pp. 107-128. |
| Pratt, Jerry, Chee-Meng Chew, AnnTorres, Peter Dilworth, and Gill Pratt. Virtual model control: An intuitive approach for bipedal locomotion [20:2] pp. 129-143. |
| Rizzi, Alfred A., Jay Gowdy, and Ralph L. Hollis. Distributed coordination in modular precision assembly systems [20:10] pp. 819-838. |
| Rusaw, Shawn, Kamal Gupta, and Shahram Payandeh. Flexible part orienting using rotation direction and force measurements [20:6] pp. 484-505. |
| Russell, R. Andrew. Survey of robotic applications for odor-sensing technology [20:2] pp. 144-162. |
| Saranli, Uluc. , Martin Buehler, and Daniel E. Koditschek. RHex: A simple and highly mobile hexapod robot [20:7] pp. 616-631. |
| Shapiro, Amir, Elon Rimon, and Shraga Shoval. Immobilization-based control of spider-like robots in tunnel environments [20:3] pp. 209-227. |
| Thrun, Sebastian. A probabilistic on-line mapping algorithm for teams of mobile robots [20:5] pp. 335-363. |
| Vincze, M., M. Ayromlou, W. Ponweiser, and M. Zillich. Edge-projected integration of image and model cues for robust model-based object tracking [20:7] pp. 533-552. |
| Xiao, Jing, and Xuerong Ji. Automatic generation of highlevel contact state space [20:7] pp. 584-606. |
| Yang, Daniel C. H., and Jason W. Rauchfuss. A new zerodimension robot wrist: Design and accessibility analysis [20:2] pp. 163-174. |
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