New Insights into Mobile Robotics and Industrial Robotics

Dear Colleagues,

The concept of mobile robots controlled by artificial intelligence techniques has attracted our attention and inspired our creative minds for decades. Currently, concepts in robotics that were formerly relegated to science fiction are turning into reality in several sectors, including industry, security, healthcare, and surveillance. Artificial intelligence (AI) might be included in several sorts of robotics to assist them in performing a range of jobs. AI-powered mobile robots need to be equipped with an array of sensors, including perception devices like accelerometers, 2D/3D cameras, proximity sensors, vibration sensors, and various environmental sensors, which provide them with data for real-time analysis and action.

By emphasizing recent advances in artificial intelligence for mobile robotics, this Special Issue hopes to draw in outstanding articles from distinguished scholars, professionals, and experts in related domains for the purpose of disseminating the most recent findings and showing a team effort to overcome these obstacles. The goal of this Special Issue is to encourage communication and cooperation across two multidisciplinary domains, with the objectives of fully using the potential of integrated AI, showing how mobile robots can enable AI, and how AI can enrich mobile robots to develop a smart industrial setup to carry out faster production.

The renowned journal Electronics welcomes you to submit innovative research ideas in the fields of artificial intelligence and mobile robots for the purpose of supporting and enhancing the technical advancements in autonomous systems. This Special Issue is looking for studies that investigate artificial intelligence implemented in a variety of mobile robot domains, including autonomous systems, assistive robotics, computer vision, human–robot interaction, industrial robotics, image classification, intelligent control, multi-robot systems, perceptions, reinforcement learning, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

Dr. Ravi Raj
Dr. Cristian Rodriguez Rivero
Guest Editors

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