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Mobile Robotics in Education and Research
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2011
Mobile Robots - Current Trends
Mobile Robotics in Education and Research 29 the development of countless of robotics software tools and programming languages (i.e. Microsoft Robotics Studio (Microsoft Robotics Developer Studio, 2011), RoboLab (Welcome to the RoboLab, 2011), ROBOTC (ROBOTC.net, 2011)) and the development of many robotic simulators have made robotics more accessibl e t o m o r e e d u c a t o r s , s t u d e n t s a n d r o b o t enthusiasts at all levels. This and the fact that using mobile robots in
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