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2010 – 2019

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2013
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Allen Nease, Michael Griffis, Phil Adsit, Carl Crane:
The control of contact forces as related to safe robot/human interaction. ISR 2013: 1-6

1990 – 1999

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1994
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Shannon C. Ridgeway, Phillip D. Adsit, Carl D. Crane III:
Development of an articulated transporter/manipulator system. Adv. Robotics 9(3): 301-316 (1994)
1990
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R. C. Harrell, Phillip D. Adsit, R. D. Munilla, D. C. Slaughter:
Robotic picking of citrus. Robotica 8(4): 269-278 (1990)

1980 – 1989

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1989
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R. C. Harrell, D. C. Slaughter, Phillip D. Adsit:
A fruit-tracking system for robotic harvesting. Mach. Vis. Appl. 2(2): 69-80 (1989)

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