Luis Llamas

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2019
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Luis F. Llamas, Alejandro Paz-Lopez, Abraham Prieto, Felix Orjales, Francisco Bellas:
Artificial Intelligence Teaching Through Embedded Systems: A Smartphone-Based Robot Approach. ROBOT (1) 2019: 515-527
2017
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Martin Naya, Gervasio Varela, Luis Llamas, Moises Bautista, Juan Carlos Becerra, Francisco Bellas, Abraham Prieto, Álvaro Deibe, Richard J. Duro:
A versatile robotic platform for educational interaction. IDAACS 2017: 138-144
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Francisco Bellas, Martin Naya, Gervasio Varela, Luis Llamas, Abraham Prieto, Juan Carlos Becerra, Moises Bautista, Andrés Faiña, Richard J. Duro:
The Robobo Project: Bringing Educational Robotics Closer to Real-World Applications. RiE 2017: 226-237
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Francisco Bellas, Martin Naya, Gervasio Varela, Luis Llamas, Moises Bautista, Abraham Prieto, Richard J. Duro:
Robobo: The Next Generation of Educational Robot. ROBOT (2) 2017: 359-369

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