Every autonomous robot operates in a world it can never fully see. Sensors lie. Motors drift. Maps are incomplete. The robots that succeed anyway aren't the ones that eliminate uncertainty — they're the ones engineered to reason about it correctly. This book shows you how.
Principles of Probabilistic Robotics is a rigorous, ground-up treatment of the mathematical framework behind modern autonomy — the same reasoning that powers self-driving vehicles, warehouse fleets, planetary rovers, and service robots navigating unpredictable, real-world environments. Written for upper-level undergraduates, graduate students, and working engineers, it builds one continuous, unified toolkit — not a disconnected grab-bag of algorithms — from the ground up.
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