Teaching and learning robotics with Internet teleoperation

Francisco A. Candelas-Herías; Fernando Torres; Francisco Gabriel Ortiz Zamora; Pablo Gil; Jorge Jorge Pomares; Santiago Timoteo Puente Méndez

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We would like to thank the Education Sciences Institute and the Office of the Vice-President for Studies and Educational Innovation of the University of Alicante for its economic aids, under the respective projects “Remote virtual laboratories for the practical learning of engineering subjects (2001/02/03)” and “Remote Virtual Laboratory to Carry out Practical Exercises Through the WWW (2001/02)”.

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