Alberto Jardón Huete

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Published: 1993
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2006
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Alberto Jardón Huete, Antonio Giménez, Raúl Correal, Ramiro Cabás, Santiago Martínez de la Casa Díaz, Carlos Balaguer:
A portable light-weight climbing robot for personal assistance applications. Ind. Robot 33(4): 303-307 (2006)
2005
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Antonio Giménez, Alberto Jardón, Raúl Correal, Ramiro Cabás, Carlos Balaguer:
A Portable Light-weight Climbing Robot for Personal Assistance Applications. CLAWAR 2005: 961-968
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Carlos Balaguer, Antonio Giménez, Alberto Jardón Huete, Ramiro Cabás, Raúl Correal:
Live experimentation of the service robot applications for elderly people care in home environments. IROS 2005: 2345-2350
2003
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Carlos Balaguer, Antonio Giménez, Alberto Jardón, Raúl Correal, Ramiro Cabás, Pavel Staroverov:
Light Weight Autonomous Climbing Robot for Elderly and Disabled Persons' Services. FSR 2003: 407-416

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