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Alberto Ortiz;
Javier Antich;
Francisco Bonnin-Pascual
Navigation for inspection refers to both the hardware and software required to make a robotic platform undertake the different tasks involved in an inspection mission. This typically requires from the robot a number of capabilities at the locomotion, sensory and ”intelligence” levels which make it possible collecting inspection data of relevance, in accordance to the inspection procedures of application, while adequatelly covering the Area of Interest (AOI). This chapter reviews main findings regarding the aforementioned topics from the perspective of an inspection mission.
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