Publication in BibTeX Format

@TECHREPORT{AICPub1085:1972,
  AUTHOR={Wilber, B. M.},
  TITLE={A Shakey Primer},
  ADDRESS={333 Ravenswood Ave, Menlo Park, CA 94025},
  INSTITUTION={Stanford Research Institute},
  MONTH={November},
  YEAR={1972},
  KEYWORDS={Shakey },
  ABSTRACT={This is an introductory primer for new users of Shakey. We will content
     ourselves with simple outlines of functional (if inelegant) procedures by which
     a person can gain access to various capabilities of the robot. This primer
     will concentrate on the PDP- lO action software–as opposed to both STRIPS
     (and friends) on one side , and the PDP-15 and hardware on the other side.
     This action software falls naturally into three levels along an axis of sophistication
     (or undue complexity, depending on your intended use of the robot). The names
     usually used for the different levels are: ROBDEM for the simplest, the low-level
     actions (LLA’s), and the intermediate-level actions (ILA’s). Each of these
     three levels will be explained in a separate section of this primer; in all
     cases, the explanations will, for the sake of brevity, include only the detail,
     ramifications, or moti vation needed by a beginner for his initial encounters.
     With experience, you will begin to understand the wide range of permissible
     variation, but you are urged to take the instructions more literally at first.}
}