Smart Electromechanical Systems
Recognition, Identification, Modeling, Measurement Systems, Sensors
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Beschreibung
This book presents the latest achievements in the field of theory and practice of information processing in the CNS SEMS. Recently, the task of integrating computer technologies, transmitting and storing information, monitoring and controlling objects of the physical world has become urgent. This capability is provided by Smart Electromechanical Systems (SEMS) used in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPhS). The main tasks in the field of theory and practice of SEMS are to ensure the efficiency, reliability and safety of functioning in real time. The task of obtaining reliable information about the selection environment, as well as object recognition and identification, is especially important when several SEMS interact in a group. Since in this case, it is necessary to ensure the safety and speed of the planned behavior of all members of the group.
The purpose of the publication is to familiarize with the latest achievements of scientists of the Russian Academy of Sciences and leading universities of Russia in the field of theory and practice of information processing in the CNS of EMS, as well as to familiarize with the development of methods and algorithms for recognition, identification and modeling based on the principles of bionics, adaptivity, intelligence and parallelism in information processing and computing.
Topics of primary interest include, but are not limited to the following:
- Methods and systems of recognition and identification;
- Mathematical and computer modeling;
- Measurement systems to identify the simulation of the selection environment;
- Sensors and auxiliary SEMS systems.
This book is intended for students, scientists and engineers specializing in smart electromechanical systems and robotics.
This book presents the latest achievements in the field of theory and practice of information processing in the CNS SEMS. Recently, the task of integrating computer technologies, transmitting and storing information, monitoring and controlling objects of the physical world has become urgent. This capability is provided by Smart Electromechanical Systems (SEMS) used in Cyber-Physical Systems (CPhS). The main tasks in the field of theory and practice of SEMS are to ensure the efficiency, reliability and safety of functioning in real time. The task of obtaining reliable information about the selection environment, as well as object recognition and identification, is especially important when several SEMS interact in a group. Since in this case, it is necessary to ensure the safety and speed of the planned behavior of all members of the group.
The purpose of the publication is to familiarize with the latest achievements of scientists of the Russian Academy of Sciences and leading universities of Russia in the field of theory and practice of information processing in the CNS of EMS, as well as to familiarize with the development of methods and algorithms for recognition, identification and modeling based on the principles of bionics, adaptivity, intelligence and parallelism in information processing and computing.
Topics of primary interest include, but are not limited to the following:
- Methods and systems of recognition and identification;
- Mathematical and computer modeling;
- Measurement systems to identify the simulation of the selection environment;
- Sensors and auxiliary SEMS systems.
This book is intended for students, scientists and engineers specializing in smart electromechanical systems and robotics.
Presents latest achievements in the field of theory and practice of information processing in the CNS SEMS Provides current development of methods and algorithms for recognition, identification and modeling Shows results on the principles of bionics, adaptivity, intelligence and parallelism in information processing/computing
Autor*in
Andrey E. Gorodetskiy
Themen in »Smart Electromechanical Systems«
Smart Electromechanical Systems (SEMS) Cyber Physical Systems (CPhS) Situational Control Recognition Identification Bionics Adaptability Information Processing and Computation Technical System Sensors