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Progress towards robotic exploration of extreme terrain

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A General Model of Legged Locomotion on Natural Terrain
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Robotic vehicles for planetary exploration
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Learning Footfall Evaluation for a Walking Robot
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High-resolution terrain map from multiple sensor data
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Dynamics of the walking stick insect
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Generation of free gait-a graph search approach
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Planning strategies for the Ambler walking robot
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High resolution terrain map from multiple sensor data
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Perception of rugged terrain for a walking robot: true confessions and new directions
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Legged Robots That Balance
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Concurrent planning and execution for a walking robot
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A Robot that Walks; Emergent Behaviors from a Carefully Evolved Network
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A Study of Design and Control of a Quadruped Walking Vehicle
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Configuration of Autonomous Walkers for Extreme Terrain

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Autonomous walking in natural terrain: A retrospective on the performance of the ambler
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Evolving directions in NASA's planetary rover requirements and technology
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The Computational Evolution of Cognitive Architectures
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What Are Cognitive Architectures?
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Cognitive Architectures, AI, and Cognitive Science
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Taxonomies of Cognitive Architectures
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Sensation and Perception
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Putting It All Together
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Practical Applications of Cognitive Architectures
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Evaluating Cognitive Architectures
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Cognitive Architectures in the Deep Learning Era
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Challenges of the Past and Opportunities Ahead
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NASA Rover and Telerobotics Technology Program
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Structured control for autonomous robots
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Terrain mapping for a walking planetary rover
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Experience with rover navigation for lunar-like terrains
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Human-operated walking control of a quadruped by event-driven method
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Terrain mapping for outdoor robots: robust perception for walking in the grass
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Motion Analysis with Experimental Verification of the Hybrid Robot PEOPLER-II for Reversible Switch between Walk and Roll on Demand
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Semi-Autonomous Walking Based on Leg Transition at the Border of the Leg Work Space.
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