The Flyped robot features a hybrid design that combines wheels and legs for flexible movement, allowing agile bipedal walking in unstructured environments and efficient rolling on flat, structured terrain. https://t.co/vU4slBqIOf
Chao Cao,a Ph.D. student at the Robotics Institute,is focused on using autonomous robots to explore large, complex environments.His paper,"Representation granularity enables time-efficient autonomous exploration in large,complex worlds",can be found here https://t.co/80yTgelOfO.
Robo Spotlight: Julian Whitman was a postdoc focused on modular robot design and control synthesis. Check out his latest paper, "Learning Modular Robot Visual-motor Locomotion Policies", accepted to 2023 IEEE ICRA. https://t.co/SrsLHQz69G
The Exobiology Extant Life Surveyor (EELS) Project is developing a snake robot that can traverse the terrains of Saturn’s moon. Its goal is to search for liquid water, explore a wide variety of environments, and perhaps search for evidence of life. https://t.co/KAlp6z5xr6
Ramkumar Natarajan, a PHD student at the Robotics Institute, is focused on improving manipulation tasks of robots in close proximity to people. Check out his paper, "Torque-Limited Manipulation Planning through Contact", accepted to 2023 IEEE ICRA. https://t.co/wM5V58bM6i
The Hardened Underwater Modular Robot Snake (HUMRS) aims to inspect ships, submarines, underwater pipes, and more. Current work focuses on increasing autonomy to facilitate human operator control in turbulent environments. This video shows HUMRS going for a swim in CMU's pool.
Robo Spotlight: Zhongqiang (Richard) Ren is a postdoc focusing on solving fundamental path and motion planning. Check out his latest paper, "Search Algorithms for Teamwise Cooperative Multi-Agent Path Finding", accepted to 2023 IEEE ICRA. https://t.co/nFsDINmGOM
Our iconic modular snake robots are ideal for navigating tough terrains and hard to explore locations. Due to their internal degrees of freedom, they can perform locomotion capabilities that go beyond that of wheeled and legged robots.
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