Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Laboratory

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News

• March 7, 2007 - Related departments added.
• December 20, 2006 - Lab founded.

Affiliated departments

Engineering Computer Science Mechanical Engineering Audio Engineering Electrical Engineering Electronic Engineering Mechatronic Engineering Software Engineering Systems Engineering Artificial Intelligence Computer Vision

Computation linguistics Algorithms Natural Language Processing Computer Logic Machine Learing Dynamic Programming Databases Real Time Programming Applied Computer Science Biomechanics Biophysics Bionomics Biotechnology Linguistics

Graphics Psychology Human Factors Cognitive Psychology Perception Sensory Neuroscience Psychophysics Fashion Information Technology Physics and Astronomy Visual Arts Industrial Design Neuroscience Linguistics

Research

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Asimo

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Shadow Hand

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Talon

Robots can fly.

Robots can fly.

The development of large scale projects for group learning and future pedagogical use is one of the goals of this school. Some of the ongoing learning projects are:

• AMWADS
• Automatic Control and Robotics

Collaborators

• Remi0o 07:19, 21 December 2006 (UTC)
• Mundhenk 06:12, 8 February 2007 (UTC)

Things to do

• Finish organizing this page.
• Start research.
• Create brainstorming page.

Related news

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Robots, in space.

• Februrary 22, 2007 - Autonomous modular connected robotic swarms.

External links

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Khepera mobile robot

• Wikis
  • iLab's Wiki at the University of Southern California
• Wikibooks
  • ...
• Miscellaneous
  • Build your own mobile robot using off the shelf parts