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Disambiguation of "Knoll, Alois"

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A Neuro-Fuzzy Solution for Fine-Motion Control Based on Vision and Force Sensors.

, , and . ICRA, page 2965-2970. IEEE Computer Society, (1998)

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Julius Agamemnon Knöller University of Stuttgart

Univ. -Prof. Dr. Alois Herkommer University of Stuttgart

Prof. (Emeritiert) Wolfgang Knoll University of Stuttgart

Nadja Knoll University of Stuttgart

PD Dr. Alois Josef Sieber University of Stuttgart

 

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