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Mastering Robotics Engineering 2026: A Professional Guide to ROS 2, AI, Autonomous Robots, Computer Vision, Robot Control, and Intelligent Automation - Couverture souple

Crawford, Eric V

 
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Synopsis

What does it take to design a robot that can sense its surroundings, make decisions, control movement, and operate reliably in real-world conditions?

Mastering Robotics Engineering 2026 provides a practical introduction to the engineering principles behind modern robotic systems. It explains how mechanical structures, electronics, sensors, actuators, embedded controllers, software, perception, motion planning, artificial intelligence, and autonomous decision-making work together.

You will explore:

• Robot architecture and system design
• Sensors, actuators, embedded control, and real-time systems
• Robotics software and simulation workflows
• Computer vision, sensor fusion, localization, and mapping
• Autonomous navigation, motion planning, manipulation, and control
• Artificial intelligence and machine learning for robotics
• Mobile, industrial, aerial, humanoid, and multi-robot systems
• Safety, cybersecurity, reliability, testing, and human-robot interaction
• Digital twins, optimization, deployment, and production engineering

Written for students, engineers, developers, makers, and technical professionals, this guide focuses on practical engineering concepts that can help you understand, design, test, and improve complete robotic systems.

If you want to build a stronger foundation in robotics and understand how individual technologies become reliable working systems, this book provides a structured path from fundamental concepts to professional engineering workflows.

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