Shigeo Hirose - Books

Books

  1. “Snake Inspired Robots” (Kogyo-chosakai Publishing Co. Ltd., 1987, in Japanese)
  2. “Robotics” (Shokabo Publishing Co. Ltd., 1987, 1996 revised edition, in Japanese)
  3. “Biologically Inspired Robots” (Oxford University Press, 1993).

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