Naira Bekauri

Academic Doctor of Science

Vladimer Chavchanidze Institute of Cybernetics of the Georgian Technical University

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Ch. Sherrington's principle of a common final path in roboticsMachavariani G.A., Bekauri N.I.articleGeorgean Engineering News, 2011, No. 2, pp. 45-50 ISSN: 1512 - 0287 RussianState Targeted Program
Electric Activity of Nervous Cells Influenced by Magnetic Particles. Preliminary ExperimentsN. Bekauri, L. Saneblidze, Sh. Akhobadze, E. Gonashvili.articleProceedings of the Institute of Cybernetics, 2004, v.3, №1, pp.142-150. ISSN: 1512 - 1372 EnglishState Targeted Program
A Model of Echo-processing in Bottlenose DolphinsZorikov T. V., Moore P. W. , Beckauri N. J.conference proceedingsSymposium on Bio-Sonar Systems and Bioacoustics, Loughborough, 2004, v. 26, Pt. 6, pp. 73-81 EnglishGrant Project
Bio-mimetic Sonar: Results Achieved and the Road to improvementZorikov T. V., Beckauri N. J.conference proceedingsA Workshop of Science, Technical Innovation and applications in Bioacoustics, 2004, North Berwick, Scotland, Proceedings, pp.421-430 EnglishGrant Project

Symposium on Bio-Sonar Systems and Bioacoustics, Loughborough, UK2004 A Model of Echo-processing in Bottlenose Dolphinsoral


A Workshop of Science, Technical Innovation and applications in BioacousticsNorth Berwick, Scotland2004 NDIABio-mimetic Sonar: Results Achieved and the Road to improvementoral


https://apps.dtic.mit/sti/pdfs/ADA460812.pdf

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პროექტი #2.11.02Georgian Academy of Sciences2002-2003Performer
Development of a program for automatic detection of echo signals on bionic principlesGeorgian Academy of Sciences 2004-2005Performer

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Bio-mimetic Sonar: Results Achieved and the Road to improvement applications in Bioacoustics, 2004, North Berwick, Scotland, Proceedings, pp.421-430Grant Project

Biological inspired and biomimetism are important research directions in engineering and technology as well in artificial computational methods and algorithms. The paper focuses on biomimetic sonar head, with four degree of freedom. The biomimetism is referred at the level of anatomy (one mouth tow ears) and at the level of functions (one emitter two receivers). By imposing a target point T basic procedures to drive the servomotors are presented, both pseudocode and Matlab programming scripts. Experiments are driven for three classes of targets. To estimate the range to various obstacles, basic procedures for signal emissions and receiving are presented. Experimental records are used for estimations of the distance between sonar head and various positions of targets. At the end of the first set of experiments all necessary functions are valid. Experiments show also some drawbacks of the arrangements of ultrasonic sensors, but this problem will be solved in the near future.

https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/pdfs/ADA460812.pdf