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Human-in-the-loop of cyber physical agricultural robotic systems

Sreeram, 2020

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Sreeram M
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The onset of Industry 4.0 has provided considerable benefits to Intelligent Cyber-Physical Systems (ICPS), with technologies such as internet of things, wireless sensing, cognitive computing and artificial intelligence to improve automation and control. However, with …
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