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Advances on Robotic Item Picking: Applications in Warehousing & E-Commerce Fulfillment

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Albert Causo is a Senior Research Fellow at the Robotics Research Centre, School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore. He obtained his masters and Ph.D. in Information Science from Nara Institute of Science and Technology in 2006 and 2010, respec

tively. His research interests include computer vision, human-robot interaction, human motion measurement, human posture tracking and modelling, rehabilitation robotics, robot-assisted education and, grasping strategy in item picking for professional services and logistics robot for warehouse fulfil

lment.Joey Durham is Manager of Research and Advanced Development at Amazon Robotics. His team focuses on resource allocation algorithms, machine learning, and path planning for robotic warehouses. He also runs the Amazon Picking Challenge robotic manipulation contest. Joey joined Kiva Systems after

completing his Ph.D. at the University of California at Santa Barbara in distributed coordination for teams of robots. He has been with the company through its acquisition and growth into Amazon Robotics. Previously he worked on path planning for autonomous vehicles at Stanford University for the D

ARPA Grand Challenge. Kris Hauser is an Associate Professor at the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University with a joint appointment in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department and the Mechanical Engineering and Materials Science Department. He received his PhD in Computer Science fr

om Stanford University in 2008, bachelor’s degrees in Computer Science and Mathematics from UC Berkeley in 2003, and worked as a postdoctoral fellow at UC Berkeley. He then joined the faculty at Indiana University from 2009-2014, where he started the Intelligent Motion Lab. He is a recipient of a St

anford Graduate Fellowship, Siebel Scholar Fellowship, and the NSF CAREER award. Kei Okada received the MS and the PhD in Information Engineering from The University of Tokyo in 1999 and 2002, respectively. From 2002 to 2006, he joined the Professional Programme for Strategic Software Project in The

University Tokyo. Since March 2006, he has been an assistant professor in Creative Informatics at The University of Tokyo. His research interests include humanoids robots, real-time 3D computer vision, and recognition-action integrated system. He is a member of IEEE, Information Processing Society

of Japan and the Robotics Society of Japan. Alberto Rodriguez graduated in Mathematics and Telecommunication Engineering, with honors, from the Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya (UPC) in Barcelona. He earned a Ph.D. in Robotics from Carnegie Mellon University under the supervision of Professor Ma

tthew T. Mason. His thesis was entitled ＂Shape for Contact.＂ He is currently a Postdoctoral Associate at the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory at MIT. Alberto is the recipient of La Caixa and Caja Madrid Fellowships for graduate studies in the U.S., and the recipient of Best St

udent Paper Awards from conferences RSS 2011 and ICRA 2013. His main research interests are in robotic manipulation, mechanical design, and automation. His long-term research goal is to provide robots with enough sensing, reasoning and acting capabilities to reliably manipulate the environment.

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人體脊椎輔助檢測神經網路與系統建構

為了解決Kei design的問題，作者陳紀翰 這樣論述：

人體姿態識別為一項長期發展的技術，目前被廣泛地運用在辨識人體 姿態及動作捕捉等技術中，然而，受限於目前姿態識別所標記的 16~25 點關鍵 點尚不足以用來做最重要的檢查 : 人體脊椎，使得人體姿態識別於復健醫學等 領域中的應用仍大幅受到限制，在此研究中，我們提出了神經網路與系統來執 行人體脊椎檢測輔助的工作，此神經網路檢測了相較目前人體姿態識別神經網 路額外 5 個脊椎點及 3 個肋骨點，使得我們可以檢測出頸椎前傾、駝背、骨盆 前傾及軀幹平衡等身體素質，我們收集資料並配合多階層神經網路與遷移式學 習的神經網路設計，來克服現有開源資料難以標註脊椎的問題，此神經網路設 計為與一個 17 標註點的

預訓練神經網路堆疊後，以數千筆新收集的資料進行 訓練，如此我們可以得到新增的標註點，並且得到數萬筆舊資料的模型強健 性，為了搭載此神經網路並執行脊椎輔助檢測，我們設計了嵌入式系統進行神 經網路的推論，並以應用程式呈現人體姿態各角度的量測結果，針對嵌入式系 統，我們測試了 GPU 與 FPGA 兩著進行比較，嵌入式系統的使用使得使用者 電腦規格不受限制，可以更廣泛地使用，利用此系統，可以執行自動檢測脊椎 點、計算角度及醫療履歷的建置與儲存。

Blue Dunes: Climate Change by Design

為了解決Kei design的問題，作者Keenan, Jesse M. (EDT)/ Weisz, Claire (EDT) 這樣論述：

Blue Dunes chronicles the design of artificial barrier islands developed to protect the Mid-Atlantic region of North America in the face of climate change. It narrates the complex, and sometimes contradictory, research agenda of an unlikely team of analysts, architects, ecologists, engineers, physic

ists, and planners addressing extreme weather and sea level rise within the practical limitations of science, politics, and economics. Jesse M. Keenan is a member of the faculty of the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University. Keenan is an internationally recognized expert in the fields of

adaptation science and climate change planning and design. Keenan serves as the vice chair of the U.S. Community Resilience Panel for Buildings and Infrastructure Systems under the White House Climate Adaptation Plan and is a lead editor of the Built Environment section at the U.S. Climate Resilienc

e Toolkit at climate.gov. Claire Weisz, FAIA is an architect, urbanist, and educator. She is a founding principal of the award-winning firm WXY architecture + urban design, whose New York City-based practice focuses on innovative approaches to public space, buildings, and cities. WXY is a leader in

advancing resilience practices at the intersection of architecture, planning, landscape and urban design. Weisz is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects and has taught design and planning studios at Yale University, New York University, Cornell University, and the City University of New Y

ork. Cristina L. Archer, Alan Blumberg, Adriaan Geuze, Kei Hayashi, Thomas Herrington, Olaf Jensen, Kathleen John-Alder, Andrew Kao, Lauren Micir, B. Tyler Silvestro, Justine Shapiro-Kline, Sergey Vinogradov, Edgar Westerhof, and Mark Yoes.

以濺鍍法製備氧化鎵系列金屬氧化物元件及其光電應用之研究

為了解決Kei design的問題，作者黃暐倫 這樣論述：

Abstract in Mandarin IAbstract in English IVAcknowledgements VIIIContents XTable Captions XIVFigure Captions XVIChapter 1 Introduction 11-1 Overview of Metal Oxide Semiconductor 11-2 Overview of Ultraviolet Photodetectors 31-3 Overview of Thin Film Transistor 41-4 Overview of Resistiv

e Random-Access Memory 61-5 Organization of Dissertation 9Reference 11Chapter 2 Approaches of Measurement, Experimental Parameters, and Introduction of Experimental Instruments 172-1 Important Parameters for Ultraviolet Photodetectors 172-1-1 Responsivity 172-1-2 UV-to-visible Rejection Ra

tio 182-1-3 Photo-to-dark Current Ratio 182-2 Important Parameters for Thin Film Transistor 182-2-1 Threshold Voltage (Vt/Vth) 192-2-2 Field-Effect Mobility 202-2-3 On/off Current Ratio (Ion/Ioff) 222-2-4 Subthreshold Swing (SS) 222-3 Experimental Apparatus 232-3-1 Radio-frequency Sp

uttering System 232-3-2 Plasma-enhance Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD) 252-3-3 X-ray Diffraction Analysis (XRD) 252-3-4 Energy-Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy (EDS) 282-3-5 X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) 292-3-6 UV-vis Spectroscopy 302-3-7 Measurement Systems 30Reference 32Chap

ter 3 Investigation of Zinc Gallate Optoelectronics Device Prepared by RF Sputtering System 333-1 Motivation 333-2 Characteristics of Zinc Gallate Thin Film 333-2-1 Preparation of Zinc Gallate Thin Film 343-2-2 Analysis of Zinc Gallate Thin Film 353-3 Performance of Zinc Gallate UV Photode

tectors 413-3-1 Fabrication of Zinc Gallate UV Photodetectors 413-3-2 Results and Discussion 423-4 Performance of Zinc Gallate Thin Film Transistors 483-4-1 Fabrication of Zinc Gallate Thin Film Transistors 483-4-2 Results and Discussion 493-5 Summary 53Reference 55Chapter 4 Investigat

ion of Aluminum Gallium Zinc Oxide Optoelectronics Device Prepared by RF Sputtering System 574-1 Motivation 574-2 Characteristics of AGZO Thin Film 574-2-1 Preparation of AGZO Thin Film 584-2-2 Analysis of AGZO Thin Film 584-3 Performance of AGZO UV Photodetectors 644-3-1 Fabrication of

AGZO UV Photodetectors 644-3-2 Results and Discussion 654-4 Performance of AGZO Thin Film Transistors 734-4-1 Fabrication of AGZO Thin Film Transistors 734-4-2 Results and Discussion 744-5 Summary 81Reference 83Chapter 5 Investigation of Indium Gallium Oxide Optoelectronics Device Prepar

ed by RF Sputtering System 865-1 Motivation 865-2 Characteristics of Indium Gallium Oxide Thin Film 865-2-1 Preparation of Indium Gallium Oxide Thin Film 865-2-2 Analysis of Indium Gallium Oxide Thin Film 875-3 Performance of Indium Gallium Oxide UV Photodetectors 915-3-1 Fabrication of

Indium Gallium Oxide UV Photodetectors 915-3-2 Results and Discussion 925-4 Performance of Indium Gallium Oxide Thin Film Transistors 965-4-1 Fabrication of Indium Gallium Oxide Thin Film Transistors 965-4-2 Results and Discussion 985-5 Summary 104Reference 106Chapter 6 Investigation of

Indium Gallium Oxide Non-volatile RRAM Prepared by RF Sputtering System 1086-1 Motivation 1086-2 Characteristics of InxGa1-xO Thin Film 1096-2-1 Preparation of InxGa1-xO Thin Film 1096-2-2 Analysis of InxGa1-xO Thin Film 1106-3 Performance of single layer InGaO RRAM 1136-3-1 Fabrication

of single layer InGaO RRAM 1136-3-2 Results and Discussion 1146-4 Performance of Stacked InxGa1-xO RRAM 1236-4-1 Fabrication of Stacked InxGa1-xO RRAM 1236-4-2 Results and Discussion 1246-5 Summary 130Reference 132Chapter 7 Conclusion and Future Work 1347-1 Conclusion 1347-2 Future W

ork 136