177 research outputs found
Color Classification and Object Recognition for Robot Soccer Under Variable Illumination
Griffith Sciences, School of Information and Communication TechnologyFull Tex
Tinkers: Robots, Makers, and the Changing Face of 21st Century DIY
Project URL: www.tinkers.lindaggorman.com
My capstone project takes the form of a website, accessible at the URL above. The site features nine different journalistic pieces reported and produced over the course of the past year, all centered on the themes of robotics and cutting-edge DIY communities. I worked in several different media, from traditional print to audio to infographics. Though this project officially falls under the category of magazine journalism, my capstone also had a heavy technical component associated with creating the website and writing scripts to collect and visualize data.
In terms of the content, I reported and wrote about a variety of inventors and creator communities, with a particular focus on robotics. During the course of my research I visited labs and spaces in Japan, Syracuse, Philadelphia, and my hometown of Wilmington, Delaware
Hierarchical Reactive Control for Soccer Playing Humanoid Robots
What drives thousands of researchers worldwide to devote their creativity and energy t
Robotics for urban search and rescue
This paper describes a team of robots that are designed for urban search and rescue applications. The team CASualty consists of four tele-operated robots and one autonomous robot. A brief description of the capabilities of the robot team is presented together with the details of capabilities of the autonomous robot HOMER. In particular, the software architecture, user interface, strategies used for mapping, exploration and the identification of human victims present in the environment are described. The team participated in an international competition on urban search and rescue (RoboCup Rescue) held in Bremen, Germany in June 2006 where HOMER was placed second in the autonomy challeng
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