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History and Recent Developments in Robotic Sailingbuilding blocks of a robotic sailing boat for controlling the rudder and the sails. History of robotic sailing includes developments in mechanical, electronic, and intelligent self-steering systems as well as automatic sail control. Furthermore advantages and disadvantages of rigid wing sails in com

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Sailing without Wind Sensor and Other Hardware and Software Innovationsand stray out of the classical designs. In fact, robots often have different shapes from vehicles for mankind since first of all there are no human on board which means less constraints with regards to security, ergonomy or comfort. In this paper two innovations are presented. The first one addresse

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MOOP: A Miniature Sailing Robot Platformloping robotic sailing concepts and for entering the Microtransat Challenge. They are only 72 cm long, weigh 4 kg and can be easily transported and deployed. A variety of different configurations have been tested with the intention of testing new wind sensor designs, performing experiments in autono

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