Problems of creating intelligent autonomous robotic underwater vehicles and their application
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Basic scientific and applied tasks to be accomplished by autonomous robotic underwater vehicles are considered, and distinctive features of their control system are analyzed. Some unsolved fundamental problems in this subject are formulated.
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