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Hence, there are three core challenges to leverage the potential of mobile apps in engineering: (1) identifying value-added app usage scenarios from a process point of view, (2) realizing a task-oriented and context-aware user interface design and (3) mastering technical obstacles at the app implementation.
The distributed monitoring problem refers to the placement and configuration of passive monitoring points to jointly realize a task of monitoring traffic flows.
The objective of RBS is to characterize the functionality of each robot for realizing an specific task.
In this paper, we address the problem of realizing a human following task in a crowded environment.
From the above discussion, our proposed method may effectively realize a rearrangement task in a case where map errors are insignificant.
And that was no easy task realizing a loss now for all general purposes would end San Diego's season.
The drag-free control has the task of realizing a virtual environment reducing the non-gravitational linear accelerations (from that the name drag-free) below a threshold compatible with the accelerometer dynamic range and with the gradiometric performance.
The target circuit complexity for the digital processing circuitry amounts to tens of equivalent ASIC gates, a value that can be fitted in a single low-cost FPGA leaving space to integrate other audio processing tasks thus realizing a complete audio acquisition/playing system in a single embedded device.
The whole project was realized by a task force consisting of two doctors, two members of the nursing services and one administrative assistant.
We demonstrate that, by using the polygon model of the environment that is obtained by means of conversion of the point cloud, we can determine the position/orientation of an object and can thereby realize a pick-and-place task.
In the process of realizing developmental tasks, a child may experience a developmental crisis that can manifest itself in different forms depending on how the child deals with the particular crisis.
