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Development and implementation of a team of robotic tractors for autonomous peat moss harvesting

Johnson et al., 2009

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9034317927380032941
Author
Johnson D
Naffin D
Puhalla J
Sanchez J
Wellington C
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Publication venue
Journal of Field Robotics

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This paper describes the key system components of a team of three tractors in a peat moss harvesting operation. The behavior and actions of the tractors were designed to mimic manual harvest operations while maintaining a safe operating environment. To accomplish …
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