121. IRIS Institute for robotics and Intelligent Systems School of engineering (IRIS) University of Southern California. Ram Nevatia, Director. http://iris.usc.edu/iris.html

Institute for Robotics and Intelligent Systems School of Engineering (IRIS) University of Southern California Ram Nevatia , Director. Maja J Mataric Gerard G. Medioni and Aristides A.G. Requicha Associate Directors. IRIS is an interdepartmental unit of USC's School of Engineering with ties to USC's Information Sciences Institute (ISI). Members include faculty, graduate students, and research staff associated with different laboratories. Founded in 1986, it provides a focal point for government- and industry-sponsored research in robotics, machine vision, and manufacturing systems. IRIS publishes a Technical Report Series coordinates a comprehensive educational program at USC, and holds monthly seminars This document briefly describes research laboratories and affiliated faculty. For more information, please contact individual researchers or the IRIS Directors. Laboratories Computer Vision Lab Gerard G. Medioni and Ramakant Nevatia , Directors. Robotics Research Labs Maja J Mataric , Director. Programmable Automation Lab.

122. Australian Centre For Field Robotics University of Sydney group concerned with the application of advanced control, sensing and systems engineering principles to the development of autonomous machines operating in outdoor, variable and hostile environments. http://www.acfr.usyd.edu.au/

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123. V. S. Arunachalam engineering and Public Policy Distinguished Service Professor of engineering and Public Policy, robotics and Materials Science engineering. Academic interests and contact. http://neon.mems.cmu.edu/arunachalam/arunachalam.html

V. S. Arunachalam Distinguished Services Professor, MSE/EPP/RI. Email address: vsa@andrew.cmu.edu Office: WEH 4307 Phone: Mailing address: Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Jump to: Research interests Publications Research interests Integrated materials design; densification of powder preforms; dislocation structure and mechanical properties in intermetallics Information Technology Lightwave communications and fiber-to-home technologies for IP; IP based enabling technologies for education and economic growth. Global software industry, their classification and contributions. Engineering and Public Policy Issues Studies on infrastructure technologies and policy issues in newly growing economies; Electric power issues in India with a focus on alternate energy options including biomass based electricity generation. Technology and national security. Publications Note : This list may not be comprehensive. Entries are listed in reverse chronological order. "Deformation induced point defects in NiAl single crystals" in Intermetallics with X. Shi, S. Mahajan and T. M. Pollock, (7, 1255-1260, 1999) "Role of Materials in Lightwave communications" in Zeitschrift Fur Metallkunde with S. Mahajan (90, 914-919, 1999)

124. Abhishek A. Saraf's Homepage Mechanical engineering student at IIT Bombay. Research interests include robotics, Theoretical Solid mechanics. http://www.me.iitb.ac.in/~saraf/

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125. Airfield Lighting Control - Logical Control Solutions [LCS] St. Catharines Ontar Industrial Automation Specialists featuring PLC programming, motion control, panel building, robotics, ac/dc drives, engineering, and system integration. http://www.lcsautomation.com/

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126. Blue Point Engineering - Animatronics, Robotics, Tech Parts Hardware, Electronics, Supplies, Custom engineering and Technical Assistance for the Animatronic, Robotic, Electronic Arts, Haunted Attractions, Hobbyist and http://www.bpesolutions.com/

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127. FZI: Homepage Research Center For Information Technologies Center for Information Technologies. Research focuses on CAD/CAM, database systems, electronic systems and microsystems, interactive diagnosis and service, performance optimization, microcomputers, robotics, software engineering, and microelectronics. http://wwwold.fzi.de/v1/home_e.htm

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128. MCA Enterprises specialists in the engineering and Technology fields. Some of the fields are Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial and Chemical engineering, Computer Sciences, Communications, robotics, Aerospace and Nuclear Technology. http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/mcaenterprises/

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129. Current Projects - Robotics Part of the Center for engineering and Science Advanced Research at Oak Ridge Laboratory. Specializes in multirobot learning, cooperative, distributed heterogeneous sensing, mapping, path planning. http://www.cesar.ornl.gov/robotics.html

Robotics Highlight Current Research Research Accomplishments HIGHLIGHT - Autonomous Multi-Robot Learning in Inherently Cooperative Tasks Fig. 1 : Results: a) Empirical studies of multi-robot learning strategies on CESAR multi-robot team. A particularly challenging domain for multi-robot learning concerns tightly coupled, inherently cooperative tasks. In these tasks, the utility of the action of one robot is dependent upon the current actions of its team members. Such inherently cooperative tasks cannot be decomposed into independent subtasks to be solved by a loosely coupled distributed robot team. Instead, the success of the task is measured by the combined actions of the robot team, rather than the individual robot actions and contributions. This problem domain is extremely difficult for robots to learn autonomously because of the challenges of assigning performance credit to individual robots based only upon global rewards provided to the team as a whole. However, the solution to this problem is critical for reducing the cost of programming multi-robot teams, and for enabling the teams to autonomously adapt to new environmental conditions. Fig. 2

130. Armyant.ee.vt.edu/ The Center for engineering Educational Outreach Curriculum with Robots This full credit course is offered through the Mechanical engineering department For this particular semester, these students focused on robotics. http://armyant.ee.vt.edu/

131. Howie Choset's WWW Homepage Personal site. robotics Institute Associate Professor, Mechanical engineering and Electrical and Computer engineering. http://voronoi.sbp.ri.cmu.edu/~choset/

Howie Choset , Associate Professor Scaife Hall, Rm 319 Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Mechanical Engineering Robotics Institute Electrical and Computer Engineering Institute for Complex Engineered Systems ... choset at ri.cmu.edu Office: (412) 268-2495 Lab: (412) 268-3722 Fax: (412) 268-3348 Prospective Students Sensor Based Planning Lab People Robots ... Directions to SBP Research: statement Basic Research Tasks and Applications List of papers Education: Robotic Motion Planning Previous Courses Robotics Minor Lego Robotics Course ... How Things Work Useful Links: Journal Text Google Job Search Andrew 's Math links Software Online topology] [ Convert Utility Horse ASS Robotics Japan ... Airline Tracker Fun Links: Movies Taco Bell The Hebrew Hammer Subservient Chicken "The truth will always be more beautiful than any mistruths encountered along the way." Andrew Lewis "Nothing in the world can replace persistence. Talent will not; Nothing more common than the unsuccessful man with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derilicts. Persistence and Determination are omnipotent." Calvin Coolidge. Howie Choset (choset@ri.cmu.edu)

132. TUM Informatik - Faculty of Informatics. Research groups focus on programming, distributed systems, formal languages, compiler construction, database systems, engineering applications of computer science, numerical methods, real time systems, robotics, theoretical computer science, artificial intelligence, communication, deduction, knowledge based systems, image processing, computer architecture, applied computer science, operating systems, networks, and algorithms. http://www.informatik.tu-muenchen.de/index_en.html

Department of Informatics HOME ACADEMIC RESEARCH FACULTY ... Feedback Welcome to the Department of Informatics! ACADEMIC The lectures of Summer Semester 2004 start Monday, 19/04/2004 and finish Friday, 23/07/2004. This site provides information for all courses, academic affairs, application, and much more. Starting with the Winter Semester 2002/2003 the department offers special programs for gifted students . Beginners and students starting their third semester in Informatics may apply for this programs until October/01/2003. FACULTY Campus Garching Address How To Get Here Campus Map ... Cafeteria in the FMI-Building DREHSCHEIBE New WAP-Access to parts of the contents and functionalities of this Web-Site is in the state of Beta-test. More Information: /doku/wap Current Events Sonderkolloquium: Online Probleme in Robotics Festveranstaltung: Friedrich L. Bauer 80 Jahre Vortrag: Ein mögliches Szenario für den PC um 2010 und seine Bedeutung für unser Leben TU-Film: Findet Nemo (Open Air in Garching) New Announcements Sonderkolloquium: Online Probleme in Robotics SEP 'Realisierung eines personalisierten und adaptiven dienstbasierten Entertainment-Systems für Fahrzeuge' Kompetenz-Special für Studentinnen und Wissenschaftlerinnen in Garching Vortrag: Ein mögliches Szenario für den PC um 2010 und seine Bedeutung für unser Leben ... Festveranstaltung: Friedrich L. Bauer 80 Jahre

133. Rotronics Systems Limited - Broadcast Electronics Manufacture and design of broadcast electronics, including lcd and camera systems, robotics, mechanical engineering and installations. http://www.rotronics.co.uk

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134. University Of The Philippines DEEE Mobile Robotics Laboratory © 2004 University of the Philippines Electronics and Electrical engineering Department robotics lab. Primarly concerned with mobile robots as intelligent agents. Research areas included path planning and area mapping. http://www.upd.edu.ph/~mobotlab/

This site is still UNDER DEVELOPMENT... 03 January 2004 MobotLab gears up for the 2004 ABU Robocon to be held in Seoul, Korea. 25 October 2003 Congrats MobotLab! for winning the first place in MADC Mobot Race 2003. Galing galing talaga. 22-26 August 2003 MobotLab joined the 2nd ABU Robocon held in Thailand. PAST EVENTS... Scroll through the events happening in UP DEEE Mobile Robotics Laboratory Mobile Robotics Laboratory University of the Philippines DEEE Building Velasquez Street, UP Diliman Campus Quezon City, 1101, Philippines (632) 9205301 local 5615 Mobot Lab at Bangkok, Thailand for the 2003 ABU Robocon. At the right is the trophy awarded to Mobot Lab during the MADC 2003. The laboratory is mainly concerned with research on mobile robots as intelligent agents. This being the case, the members of the laboratory involve themselves in various fields including almost every aspect of electrical engineering (power electronics, instrumentation and controls, communications, embedded systems, AI, operating systems, a little of computer science, mechanics, biology, and yes, even philosophy). The insight and skills gained from developing actual mobile robotic platforms as well as the platforms themselves, serve as building blocks for the upcoming researches of the lab. For comments and suggestions, e-mail me at

135. Robotics Institute: Howie Choset Academic site. robotics Institute Associate Professor, Mechanical engineering and Electrical and Computer engineering. http://www.ri.cmu.edu/people/choset_howie.html

RI People Text only version of this site Howie Choset Associate Professor Associated center: CFR Email address: choset@cs.cmu.edu Mailing address: Carnegie Mellon University Department of Mechanical Engineering 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 For more information, see my personal homepage Jump to: Research interests Keywords Projects Publications Research interests My general research program has four major categories: (1) motion planning for highly articulated systems, (2) sensor based planning, (3) coverage, and (4) material transport. Highly articulated robots possess multiple degrees of freedom yielding agility far superior to that of conventional robots. One type of highly articulated system is a serpentine or snake-like robot, which is useful where humans and conventional robots have limited ability to access locations in tightly packed volumes. Serpentine robots, on the other hand, can exploit their flexibility and unique geometry to thread through cluttered spaces, reaching locations otherwise inaccessible. We have three snake robots in our lab: The Jet Propulsion Laboratory has loaned us their snake robot to further research efforts in motion planning for snake robots for the purposes of space structure inspection; the Naval EOD Tech Division has loaned my lab another snake robot to study the feasibility of surgical bomb disarming; and the Field Robotics Center has built a snake robot for locomotion in uneven terrain.

136. The Robotics Laboratory Also affiliated with the Center for Automation Research is the robotics Laboratory of the Department of Mechanical engineering, which is directed by Prof. http://www.cfar.umd.edu/robotics/

The Robotics Laboratory (Department of Mechanical Engineering) Robotics Laboratory University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742-3118 Also affiliated with the Center for Automation Research is the Robotics Laboratory of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, which is directed by Prof. Jackson C.S. Yang. It was established in 1983, with primary activities in education, research and industrial interaction. The laboratory provides training, guidance and mentorship to the university's students, conducts research towards the development and improvement of new generation robots, and maintains cooperation with industry in projects of mutual interest and benefit. Facilities The Robotics Laboratory at the present time has a staff of about 20, including regular and visiting faculty, visiting researchers, graduate students, and other support personnel. Its funding comes from the National Science Foundation, National Institute of Standards and Technology, various government agencies and industrial sponsors. The laboratory divisions Industrial Robots The Industrial Robots Division is equipped with standard robots and robotics supporting facilities necessary to provide robotics training in undergraduate education and guidance to the university's graduate students. In this division the laboratory has four robots: Unimation Puma 550 and 560 Robots, a Cincinnati Milacron T3 Industrial Robot and a General Electric A4 Robot. It is also equipped with a G.E. PN-2304 Vision System, a Selspot Optoelectronic 3D Precision Position Measurement System, and various machinery such as an automatic robot welding Hobart MegaMig 650 RVS system with Mega-Con 111 controller, and personal computers and conveyers.

137. The IASTED International Conference On Computer Science And Technology IASTED international conference. Topics Algorithms, AI, Linguistics, Architecture, Networks, Database,PDCS, robotics, Software engineering, Graphics and VLSI. Cancun, Mexico; 1921 May 2003. http://www.iasted.org/conferences/2003/cancun/cst.htm

INFORMATION IASTED International Conference Compute r Science and Technology ~CST 2003~ May 19-21, 2003 Cancun, Mexico Conference Chair Keynote Address Real-time Data Mining on Grids The IASTED International Conference on Computer Science and Technology will be held May 19 to May 21, 2003, at the beautiful Sheraton Cancun Resort in Mexico. This conference will provide an opportunity for prominent specialists, researchers, and engineers throughout the world to share their latest research in the areas of computer science, technology, and their applications. This conference will be held in conjunction with the IASTED International Conferences on Neural Networks and Computational Intelligence (NCI 2003) and Circuits, Signals, and Systems (CSS 2003)

138. Mechatronics Research Group Lancaster University group specializing in mobile robots, construction robotics, control systems, and engineering structures. http://www.comp.lancs.ac.uk/engineering/research/mechatronics/

Computer Aided Conceptual Design - Mobile and Construction Robotics Control Systems Energy and Environmental Systems Computer Aided Conceptual Design - Mobile and Construction Robotics Control Systems Energy and Environmental Systems ... Contact Us

139. Gary K. Fedder Home Page Personal site. robotics Institute and Electrical and Computer engineering Associate Professor. http://www.ece.cmu.edu/~fedder/

Gary K. Fedder Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering and Robotics Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Carnegie Mellon University Pittsburgh , PA 15213-3890 Office: Roberts Engineering Hall, Room 333 (Voice) (412)-268-8443 (FAX) (412)-268-9687 E-mail: fedder@ece.cmu.edu Finger information Secretary: Drew Danielson Roberts Engineering Hall, Room 334 (Voice) (412)-268-2188 (FAX) (412)-268-9687 dmunk@andrew.cmu.edu Other Information: Biographical Sketch #1 or Biographical Sketch #2 Research Interests (from the CMU ECE Faculty Guide) Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) Laboratory Future Trends in MEMS ... The Robotics Institute Revised: February 26, 2004 by fedder@ece.cmu.edu

140. Industrial Robotics Science/Mathematics Industrial robotics Programmable Controllers Technology Industrial Arts Technology robotics engineering Mechanical . http://topics.practical.org/browse/Industrial_Robotics

topics.practical.org Industrial Robotics SUMO BOT : Build Your Own Remote-Controlled Programmable Sumo-Bot Myke Predko Ben Wirz Science/Mathematics ... Robotics

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