Intelligent Bionic Robots
A special issue of Robotics (ISSN 2218-6581). This special issue belongs to the section "Intelligent Robots and Mechatronics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2023) | Viewed by 9546
Special Issue Editors
Interests: bionic underwater robots; intelligent control in bionic robots; reinforcement learning of robots; dynamics modeling in robotics
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Interests: robotics; embedded systems; mechatronics; advanced manufacturing; multimodal human–machine interfaces; wearable sensors and systems; sensor integration and data fusion algorithms; biomedical signal processing; e-health; medical and surgical robotics; AI applications; intelligent control and learning algorithms; cooperative robots in search and rescue; networked sensors, systems, and robots
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
There is an abundance of creatures living on the earth, such as birds flying in the air, fish swimming in the water, and cheetahs running on the land. They have far greater abilities to deal with an uncertain world than humans, which has inspired our robotics research. Bionic robots aim to mimic the biological characteristics of these creatures and create novel means of solving problems faced by humans. Many kinds of bionic robots have been developed, such as multi-legged bionic robots, flapping-wing bionic robots, and fish-like bionic robots. To enhance the intelligence of bionic robots, a number of intelligent algorithms, namely bio-inspired algorithms, evolution-inspired algorithms, and structure-inspired algorithms, have been deployed. Intelligent bionic robots are an important direction of robot development and research and contribute to the field of science robotics.
This Special Issue aims to promote the most recent research and development in intelligent bionic robots. Papers are welcome on all topics related to intelligent bionic robots, including but not limited to:
- Bio-inspired design;
- Bionic intelligence;
- Bionic materials and structures;
- Bionics neural network;
- Evolution-inspired algorithms;
- Bio-inspired algorithms;
- Bionic sensors and actuators;
- Bionic sensing techniques;
- Bio-inspired computation methods;
- Bionic systems and robots;
- Bionic multi-legged robots;
- Bionic flapping-wing robots;
- Bionic underwater robots.
Dr. Gang Chen
Prof. Dr. Huosheng Hu
Guest Editors
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