How can you troubleshoot feedback algorithms for robots with redundant sensors?
Feedback algorithms are essential for robots to perform tasks that require sensing and acting on the environment, such as navigation, manipulation, or exploration. However, feedback algorithms can also be prone to errors, especially when robots have redundant sensors that provide overlapping or conflicting information. How can you troubleshoot feedback algorithms for robots with redundant sensors? In this article, you will learn some tips and techniques to identify and resolve common issues that affect robot control and feedback algorithms.
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Syeda Shabih Zehra HamdaniProject Engineer | Tech Lead | Asset Integrity Engineer| Field Robotics | Prototyping | Mechanical Engineering
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