MAGNETIC WHEELED ROBOT WITH HIGH MOBILITY BUT ONLY 2 DOF TO CONTROL release_4l353qgf3jeubmmbna4cgrp5ta

by WOLFGANG FISCHER, FABIEN TÂCHE, GILLES CAPRARI, ROLAND SIEGWART

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Compact magnetic wheeled robot with high mobility for inspecting complex shaped pipe structures
Fabien Tache, Wolfgang Fischer, Roland Siegwart, Roland Moser, Francesco Mondada
2007  
doi:10.3929/ethz-a-010038398 
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