NREC at 25: 25 Technologies That Changed the World
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Experts at Carnegie Mellon's National Robotics Engineering Center have been pushing the field of robotics for more than 25 years.
NREC partnered with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to develop ," the largest yet of NREC's robots. The robot automates the assembly and placement of large mats along the Mississippi River to prevent erosion and stabilize the vital commercial waterway.
NREC teamed with Oshkosh Defense to develop for tactical logistics wheeled vehicles used by the US Marine Corps.
NREC developed a for the Anti-Submarine Warfare Continuous Trail Autonomous Vessel to help it navigate while obeying international maritime law.
paired an autonomous ground vehicle with an unmanned helicopter to autonomously survey sites for radiation, biological or chemical contamination.
NREC developed the to enable humans and industrial robots to safely work together by locating humans and objects that enter a robot's work area and creating safety zones.
A remotely operated mobile robot, performs on-site inspections in hazardous environments such as oil and gas fields. It also can operate in extreme temperatures and toxic atmospheres.
NREC's sensor system included in DARPA's (LS3) enables LS3 to perceive its surroundings, understand the environment, and autonomously track and follow a human leader.
온라인바카라/NREC and General Motors built an autonomous SUV (named "") that won first place in the 2007 DARPA Urban Challenge, 20 minutes ahead of the 2nd place finisher.
NREC developed the with Caterpillar to automate large off-highway trucks in mining operations to allow the trucks to work safely with personnel and other mine equipment.
NREC's has screened tens of thousands of compounds so far, with promising new therapies identified for further research and development.
NREC's uses a powerful laser stripping tool and complex robots to automatically remove paint and coatings from U.S. Airforce aircraft.
NREC created technology for DARPA’s Ground-X vehicle, featuring wheels that reconfigure to triangular tracks to instantly optimize mobility over different types of terrain.
was designed to meet all of the challenges of the underground environment, which allows the platform to be sent into areas too dangerous for humans.
The team was part of a DARPA competition to program an autonomous robotic manipulator to carry out high-level tasks with little supervision.
NREC developed advanced for safety around agricultural vehicles.
바카라 온라인 추천 engineers and graduate students provided critical algorithm and software for the autonomous navigation software for the Mars Opportunity and Curiosity rovers.
NREC has developed several robots that can . Many of these are unmanned and have been deployed in both humanitarian applications and to protect military personnel in combat areas.
is a wearable navigation and localization aid developed by NREC to locate a person by keeping track of his or her footsteps in places where GPS isn’t available.
NREC applied robotic sensors on an to accurately measure the machine’s position, orientation and motion thereby assisting operators to more precisely control the machine while decreasing hazards.
NREC designed, built and deployed , the first untethered, remotely controlled robot for long-range and extended duration inspections of live underground natural gas distribution pipelines.
NREC developed the technology, which is a real-time 3D video system to improve situation awareness in teleoperation and indirect driving of unmanned ground vehicles in complex environments.
, also known as CHIMP, was created for the DARPA Robotics Challenge to assist in disasters in response to the Fukushima nuclear accident. CHIMP can open doors, turn valves, connect hoses, use hand tools, drive vehicles, clear debris and climb stairs — all of which require technical advances in perception, supervised autonomy, decision-making, mobility, dexterity, strength and endurance.
NREC developed off-road autonomy technology used in “,” to allow the vehicle to move quietly over extreme terrain, to improve safety for U.S. Army troops.
NREC used its expertise in machine vision, mechanisms and manipulation to build an automated that streamlines the harvesting process and ensures consistent plant quality.
developed by NREC has been used in combine and forage harvesters to provide consistent grain quality and to more efficiently fill the harvester's trailer.