Contents of This Page
Accessing Multimedia Contents
The Multimedia Team
The Editors
The Part Editors
Licensing
Sponsors
Accessing Multimedia Contents
Multimedia contents are an integral part of the Second Edition of the Springer Handbook of Robotics. Seven part videos and more than 700 chapter videos are presented on this website. 69 chapters contain video icons like this one:
Each icon indicates a video ID that can be used to access individual videos in various simple and intuitive ways.
Using the Multimedia App
We recommend using the multimedia app for smartphone and tablet PCs. You can install the app on iOS and Android devices using this link. The app allows you to simply scan the pages of the book and automatically play all videos on your device while reading the book.
Using this Website
All chapter videos and part videos can be accessed directly from the website of the multimedia extension. Just enter a video ID in the search field in the top right corner of this website. You may also use this website to browse through chapter and part videos.
Using PDF Files
If you read an electronic copy of the Handbook, each video icon contains a hyper link. Just click on the link to watch the corresponding video.
Using QR Codes
Each chapter starts with a QR code that contains a link to all videos of the chapter. Part videos can be accessed through the QR code at the beginning of each part.
The Multimedia Team
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Torsten Kröger Google Inc. Mountain View, CA, USA |
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Gianluca Antonelli University of Cassino and Southern Lazio Department of Electrical and Information Engineering Cassino, Italy |
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Dongjun Lee Seoul National University Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Seoul, Korea |
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Dezhen Song Texas A&M University Department of Computer Science College Station, TX, USA |
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Stefano Stramigioli University of Twente Control Laboratory, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science Enschede, The Netherlands |
The Editors
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Bruno Siciliano University of Naples Federico II Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology Naples, Italy |
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Oussama Khatib Stanford University Department of Computer Science Stanford, CA, USA |
The Part Editors
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David E. Orin The Ohio State University Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Columbus, OH, USA |
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Frank C. Park Seoul National University Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Seoul, Korea |
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Henrik I. Christensen Georgia Institute of Technology Robotics and Intelligent Machines Atlanta, GA, USA |
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Makoto Kaneko Osaka University Department of Mechanical Engineering Suita, Japan |
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Raja Chatila University Pierre et Marie Curie Institute of Intelligent Systems and Robotics Paris, France |
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Alex Zelinsky Department of Defence DST Group Headquarters Canberra, Australia |
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Daniela Rus Massachusetts Institute of Technology CSAIL Center for Robotics Cambridge, MA, USA |
Licensing
Authors have provided the video content of this website and agreed to release it on this website under Creative Commons BY license terms. Embedded YouTube videos are available under YouTube license lerms.
Sponsors
The IEEE Robotics and Automation Society granted permissions to use all videos that have been published in the proceedings of conferences sponsored by the society. Google and X supported us by donating funds for the implementation of the website backend and the mobile app. The hosting and maintenance of this website is covered by The International Foundation of Robotics Research.
