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  • Back to [[PRE2018 3 Group8]]<br> ...icker and more precise if aid workers would have access to the information of the victims themselves.<br><br>
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  • ...on of the challenges and the software requirements satisfy the an easy use of the software. The following requirements regarding the three topics should * The robot is capable of planning a path and is able to adapt its planned path to unexpected circums
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  • ...drives through the corridor of the finish line. A graphical representation of the strategy can be seen in Figure 1. At the start of the run the PICO will turn around 360 degrees to look for the wall which is
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  • <span style="font-size: 150%;"> [[Mobile Robot Control 2020 Group 2 ]] == Group members ==
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  • == Group Members == ...the pedestrians have seen them? This human-vehicle interaction problem is of great importance for the general safety in trafic. For this problem, we wil
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  • ...r-color: #a2a9b1; padding: 0.2em 0.4em; text-align: center;"><b>Members of group 1</b></td></tr> ...venient or uncomfortable manner. In this project we explore the adaptation of just that: looking for the user's need. In this project, a robot is suggest
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  • ...make fair decisions based on observed events. This project is a follow-up of two previous projects <Ref>http://cstwiki.wtb.tue.nl/index.php?title=Autono ...otball match is played by the university’s RoboCup robots, and, as a proof-of-concept, the drone referee is developed for this environment.
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  • ...design and implementation of software into autonomous robots. Application of the acquired knowledge is done to real-life robotics tasks and tested with * Perceive the world from the point of view of the robot
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  • <span style="font-size: 14pt;font-weight: bold;">Group members</span> ...r or against the automated removal of weeds on farm fields without the use of pesticides and recommend future research topics.
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  • ==Group 4 members== ...ell over. Robots can guide elderly easily to their destination, when a map of the hospital is programmed into the robot. Even if the patient doesn't know
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  • =Group members= ...ng before it is safe enough for the search and rescue workers to go inside of the rubble and analyze the building for possible gas leaks.
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  • <center><big><big><big><b>Research robot for the burrows of prairie dogs</b></big></big></big></center><br> == Group members ==
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  • ...g research and considered. One of those options could be an implementation of robot technology. .... The project is concluded with a discussion and a concept on continuation of the project.
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  • Back to [[PRE2018 3 Group8]]<br> ...ok the aid workers eight hours to save all residents. Sharwin, who was one of the residents, got stuck underneath his bed. Fireman Arie van Doorijweert m
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  • ===Group members:=== ...bile Robot Control course at TU/e. This project evaluates the capabilities of an autonomous robot to navigate and deliver orders within a restaurant sett
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  • Go [[Embedded Motion Control|back]] to the main page. = '''Group Members''' =
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  • = 0LAUK0: Robots Everywhere group 2 = = Group members =
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  • ...r: #a2a9b1; padding: 0.2em 0.4em; text-align: center;"><b>Members of group 3</b></td></tr> ...ment. This chapter will describe the problem that is chosen, the objective of our project and the approach to show how the solution will take its form.
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  • == Group members == ...=":3">Breazeal, C. (2004). Designing Sociable Robots. ''Designing Sociable Robots''. <nowiki>https://doi.org/10.7551/MITPRESS/2376.001.0001</nowiki>
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