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Cloud Robotics and Edge Intelligence: Distributed Control, Latency Modeling, and Fleet Coordination

Sep 2026 · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Abstract

An open-access curriculum module exploring the architectural frameworks, communication bounds, and machine learning topologies that govern distributed robotics. Covers three-tier cyber-physical hierarchies (embedded edge devices, local fog/edge servers, centralized hyper-scale cloud), non-minimum phase transfer functions, phase lag in delayed feedback control systems, federated learning parameter aggregation, and binary integer programming formulations for multi-robot task allocation (MRTA). Includes an engineering challenges breakdown—addressing non-deterministic network jitter via Smith predictors, sensor bandwidth bottlenecks via edge feature extraction, Byzantine-tolerant model aggregation, and defense-in-depth cyber-physical security—along with a structured technical glossary, interactive quick reviews, conceptual self-assessments, and 12 fully worked LaTeX numerical engineering solutions.

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