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Maja Matarić

Known as: Maja Mataric 
Maja J. Matarić is an American computer scientist and roboticist, and the Chan Soon-Shiong Chaired Professor of Computer Science, Neuroscience, and… 
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2017
2017
Titostalgia - A Study of Nostalgia for Josip Broz
2015
2015
Kinnisvara arendusprojekti analüüs Eesti Loto Maja näitel. Real estate development project analysis on the example of Eesti Loto Maja.
2012
2012
Temperatura wód atlantyckich na głębokości 200 m w Prądzie Zachodniospitsbergeńskim (76.5°N, 9-12°E), a temperatura powierzchni morza w tym rejonie (1996-2011)
Zarys treści. Praca omawia rozkład w czasie i przestrzeni związków, jakie zachodzą między temperaturą Wód Atlantyckich w Prądzie… 
2011
2011
Telerobotics as programming
We present MSLICE Sequencing (MSEQ), an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for robot command sequences, which will be used… 
2010
2010
INFLUENCE OF STOCKING DENSITY AS A FACTOR OF PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY ON THE BODY CONFORMATION OF BROILER CHICKENS
Our aim was to examine the influence of stocking density on the conformation in live broilers of Cobb provenance. A total of 120… 
2009
2009
Estimation of Pedestrian Distribution in Indoor Environments using Multiple Pedestrian Tracking
We propose a two-tier data analysis approach for estimating distribution of pedestrian locations in an indoor space using… 
Review
2008
Review
2008
Maja J. Matarić: The Robotics Primer
Maja Matarić’s new book The Robotics Primer takes on the considerable challenge of introducing readers with ‘‘education levels of… 
2006
2006
Content Analysis for Acoustic Environment Classification in Mobile Robots
We consider the task of recognizing and learning the environments for mobile robot using audio information. Environments are… 
Highly Cited
2001
Highly Cited
2001
LEARNING MOTOR SKILLS BY IMITATION: A BIOLOGICALLY INSPIRED ROBOTIC MODEL
This article presents a biologically inspired model for motor skills imitation. The model is composed of modules whose… 
2000
2000
"Small-World" Networks of Mobile Robots
In order for a group of robots to coordinate collaboration during multi-robot tasks (Fontan & Mataric 1998), they need to… 
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