Journal of Mechanical Robotics

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About Us

JOMR is a peer reviewed Journal in the discipline of Engineering published by the MAT Journals Pvt. Ltd. The Journal provides a platform to Researchers, Academicians, Scholars, Professionals and students in the Domain of Mechanical Engineering to promulgate their Research/Review/Case studies in the field of Mechanical Robotics Engineering. The Journal aims to promote high quality empirical Research, Review articles, case studies and short communications mainly focused on Industrial Robots, Linear Actuators, Mechanical Grippers, One-Wheeled Balancing Robots, Human-Robot Interaction, Robotic Voice, Artificial Emotions, Rolling Robots, sensors, drives, artificial intelligence and machine learning, variety of robots that includes crawling, swimming, any terrain, legged robots and flying robots.

Aim

The Journal of Mechanical Robotics (JOMR) aims to provide a peer-reviewed platform for researchers, academicians, professionals, and students to disseminate original research, review articles, case studies, and short communications in the field of Mechanical Robotics Engineering. The journal promotes research and innovation in the design, development, modelling, control, sensing, intelligence, and application of robotic systems for industrial, service, and emerging applications.

Focus and Scope

Industrial robots and robotic automation Robotic arms and manipulators Linear actuators and robotic actuators Mechanical grippers and end-effectors Wheeled and rolling robots One-wheeled balancing robots Legged and walking robots Crawling and climbing robots Swimming and underwater robots Flying and aerial robots

All-terrain and mobile robots Human-robot interaction Robotic voice and communication systems Artificial emotions and social robotics Robotic sensors and sensing systems Drives and actuation systems Artificial intelligence in robotics Machine learning for robotic systems Robot navigation, localization, and path planning