Assistive robotics and the human–machine interface: an interview with Professor Tom Carlson

Tom Carlson is Professor of Assistive Robotics at University College London. Here, we interview Professor Carlson to learn more about his background, his areas of research and the future of robotics.

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The Biochemist
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2024-10-18
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https://doi.org/10.1042/bio_2024_906
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Robot Manipulation and Learning
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Assistive robotics and the human–machine interface: an interview with Professor Tom Carlson

Tom Carlson
The Biochemist
Robot Manipulation and Learning
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Assistive robotics and the human–machine interface: an interview with Professor Tom Carlson

Tom Carlson
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Tom Carlson is Professor of Assistive Robotics at University College London. Here, we interview Professor Carlson to learn more about his background, his areas of research and the future of robotics.

The BiochemistVol. 46(5)
University College London (GB)
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Robot Manipulation and Learning
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