论文信息 - A neuro-endocrine inspired approach to long term energy autonomy in sailing robots.

A neuro-endocrine inspired approach to long term energy autonomy in sailing robots.

C. Sauze and M. Neal, 'A neuro-endocrine inspired approach to long term energy autonomy in sailing robots.', in proceedings of TAROS (Towards Autonomous Robotic Systems) 2010, August 31st-September 2nd 2010, pages 255-262,

Mark Neal | Colin Sauze

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