The Chosen Aspects of Self-Reconfigurable Robots

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In this paper we have shown and discuss the problematic of self-reconfigurable robots. Self-reconfigurable robots are modular robots that can dynamically and intelligently reconfigure their shape and size to accomplish difficult missions. This paper gives an chosen aspects of self-reconfigurable robotics with regards to individual aspects (technical, control, morphology) and basic consideration to the description of some individuality at this area.

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