Background
Tomovic, Rajko Mirko was born on November 1, 1919 in Baja, Hungary. Son of Mirlos and Irena (Basta) Tomovic.
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Nonanalytical Methods for Motor Control
(This text describes non-conventional methods of control o...)
This text describes non-conventional methods of control of human extremities, emphasizing the fact that conventional approaches used in robotics are limited when used in humans for restoration of reaching and grasping (goal-oriented movements), standing and locomotion (cyclic movements). The use of artificial neural networks, inductive learning, skill-based expert systems and finite-state representation of movements is the base of this non-conventional control theory. A specific number of realized applications are included in the book to illustrate how these computer techniques can improve the function of assistive systems in physically challenged humans. The theory presented is applicable to the control of robots and industrial manipulators.
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Introduction to Nonlinear Automatic Control Systems
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Rajko Mirko Tomovic
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Education
Degree in electrical engineering, University Belgrade, Yugoslavia, 1946.
Career
Research scientist, Nuclear Research Institute, Belgrade, 1948-1960; professor electrical engineering, U. Belgrade, 1960-1985; professor emeritus, U. Belgrade, since 1986.
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Nonanalytical Methods for Motor Control
(This text describes non-conventional methods of control o...)
- High-speed analog computers
- Introduction to Nonlinear Automatic Control Systems
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Nonanalytical Methods for Motor Control
Membership
Member Serbian Academy of Sciences.
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Married Ljubica Mirko Radisavljevic, August 14, 1922. 1 child, Vesna.
