Welcome to the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Club!
We are an undergraduate organization at Carnegie Mellon University that provides students with the resources to develop robots. For more information, see the about section.Underwater Swarm Takes Cooperative Robots Undersea
Underwater Swarm's goal is to create a group of low-cost robots which are capable of cooperating to solve problems in a challenging undersea environment. Applications include mapping, imaging, environmental monitoring, surveillance, and exploration.
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Latest Roboclub News
Colony Prepares Way For New Platform
The Colony Team is pushing towards having a fully functional Scout platform by the end of the semester. The Scout is designed as an evolution of the current platform employed by Colony, building on the technology of the older Colony III robots and offering new functionality to each individual robot. In this way each robot can offer more intelligence to the swarm, operate over more extreme terrain, and cover larger distances more quickly.
Check out the full article for more Colony updates!
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by alex zirbel on DECEMBER 08, 2011
Pittsburgh Maker Faire Photos
The Robotics Club had the chance to showcase our work and meet the makers of other cool creations at the first Pittsburgh Mini Maker Faire, October 23! We brought robots from a number of projects, and they were a big hit! Check out the photos!
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by alex zirbel on NOVEMBER 08, 2011
Colony Presents: Traffic Navigation (Video)
The Colony Project uses a team of low-cost swarm robots to perform various team-related tasks. This video demonstrates last year's project of getting colony robots to avoid collisions at intersections. It's an awesome video which never got published to the homepage - so here it is!
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by alex zirbel on OCTOBER 23, 2011
