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Robot description ontology and bases for surface locomotion evaluation
The current discussion intends to outline some aspects of a robot description ontology specifically focusing on the aspects related to describing the surface locomotion capabilities. Some necessary aspects to describe the relevant limitations are identified, which would form a basis of testing facility design as well as comparative evaluation of the on-surface locomotion features of ground robots.