Attilio Sergio Matteucci - ICT Competence Center Manager - TIM | LinkedIn
Applied Sciences | Free Full-Text | Functionalities, Benchmarking System and Performance Evaluation for a Domestic Service Robot: People Perception, People Following, and Pick and Placing | HTML
RAWSEEDS: Robotics Advancement through Web- publishing of Sensorial and Elaborated Extensive Data Sets Politecnico di Milano – Matteo Matteucci University. - ppt download
SciRocChallenge announces winners of Smart Cities Robotic Competition - Robohub
Applied Sciences | Free Full-Text | CHARMIE: A Collaborative Healthcare and Home Service and Assistant Robot for Elderly Care | HTML
Is Educational Robotics The Future? - eLearning Industry
SciRocChallenge announces winners of Smart Cities Robotic Competition - Robohub
Matteo Matteucci - Politecnico di Milano-DEIB
Socially Believable Robots | IntechOpen
Robotics | Free Full-Text | Vision-Based Assisted Tele-Operation of a Dual-Arm Hydraulically Actuated Robot for Pipe Cutting and Grasping in Nuclear Environments | HTML
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Autonomia dei robot, cosa è e come misurarla - Agenda Digitale
SciRocChallenge announces winners of Smart Cities Robotic Competition - Robohub
The Robots are Here | Independent Publishers Group
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Sensors | Free Full-Text | Self-Localization of Mobile Robots Using a Single Catadioptric Camera with Line Feature Extraction | HTML
The Robots Are Here (Paperback) - Walmart.com
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Teaching humanoid robotics by means of human teleoperation through RGB-D sensors - ScienceDirect
Matteo MATTEUCCI | Associate Professor | Professor | Politecnico di Milano, Milan | Polimi | Department of Electronics, Information, and Bioengineering
The Robots Are Here: Learning to Live With Them: Sage, Rosie, Matteucci, Riccarda: 9781789550917: Books: Amazon.com
Rivoluzione a scuola, a Roma a salire in cattedra ora sono i robot - Il Mattino.it
