Conductor: A controller development framework for high degree of freedom systems

Conductor: A controller development framework for high degree of freedom systems

This paper details a new robotics programming framework called Conductor. The framework is unique in that it represents the hardware-software interface, and a user's interaction with that interface, in terms of state variables. Within Conductor hardware is represented to the user by its states...

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