Emese Gincsai Szadeczky-Kardoss

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Emese Gincsai Szadeczky-Kardoss

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Emese Gincsai Szádeczky-Kardoss is an associate professor at the Department of Control Engineering and Information Technology of the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (Budapest, Hungary). She earned her PhD degree in the field of Electrical Engineering. Her research interest focuses on robotics and control engineering.

Courses by Emese Gincsai Szadeczky-Kardoss

Introduction to Industrial Robotics

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