Dominik Henrich

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2012
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Thorsten Gecks, Christopher Müller, Dominik Henrich, Wolfgang Vogl:
Coarse Geometry acquisition of welding parts using a novel cheap depth sensor. ROBOTIK 2012
2008
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Dominik Henrich, Thorsten Gecks:
Multi-camera collision detection between known and unknown objects. ICDSC 2008: 1-10
2007
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Thorsten Gecks, Dominik Henrich:
Path planning and execution in fast-changing environments with known and unknown obstacles. IROS 2007: 21-26
2006
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Stefan Kuhn, Thorsten Gecks, Dominik Henrich:
Velocity control for safe robot guidance based on fused vision and force/torque data. MFI 2006: 485-492
2005
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Thorsten Gecks, Dominik Henrich:
Human-robot cooperation: safe pick-and-place operations. RO-MAN 2005: 549-554

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