Calisi et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Design choices for modular and flexible robotic software development: the OpenRDK viewpointCalisi et al., 2012
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- Calisi D
- Censi A
- Iocchi L
- Nardi D
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- Journal of Software Engineering for Robotics
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Developing reliable robotics applications is a difficult and resource-consuming task. The scientific community is undertaking several initiatives to devise standard design techniques, and the deployment of reusable and interoperable components. At this point in time, a …
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