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This WhiskEye Robot is a fascinating example of bio-inspired robotics! 🐀 By mimicking the way rodents use their whiskers to sense their surroundings, this robot offers a unique approach to navigation and perception. Here's why I find this so intriguing: Novel Sensing Modality: The use of artificial whiskers provides a different way for robots to perceive their environment, complementing traditional sensors like cameras and lidar. This could be particularly useful in situations where vision is limited, such as in dark or cluttered spaces. Biomimicry: Drawing inspiration from the natural world often leads to innovative solutions in robotics. The WhiskEye Robot demonstrates how studying animal behavior can lead to new approaches in robot design and perception. Potential Applications: This technology could have various applications, including: Search and Rescue: Navigating through rubble and debris in disaster scenarios. Environmental Monitoring: Exploring confined spaces or underground environments. Inspection and Maintenance: Inspecting pipes and other infrastructure with limited access. It's exciting to see how researchers are exploring unconventional sensing modalities to enhance robot perception and create more adaptable and versatile robots. #robotics #biomimicry #bioinspired #whiskers #sensors #perception #innovation #technology #bristolroboticslaboratory #sheffieldrobotics

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Bot with whiskers is oddly terrifying WhiskEye Robot developed by Martin Pearson at Bristol Robotics Laboratory with software from Ben Mitchinson and Tony Prescott, Sheffield Robotics. The rodent-inspired bot explores the world through 24 artificial whiskers arranged in a mechanical nose and spiking brain-like neuron model. 👉🏼 Click “Follow” not to miss the developments in robotics https://lnkd.in/dfe7gmwH

Flying... The dream of human beings and sick birds. Some time ago I finished the course at the University of Pennsylvania through Coursera on Aerial Robotics. It focuses on mechanical modeling, simulation and control of quadcopters, but covers several general robotics concepts such as motion planning, collision avoidance and group decision making (herd robots). 100% recommended both as an introductory course to robotics and aerial systems. #upenn #coursera #robotics #quadcopters

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🔓 New paper online "Learning Advanced #Locomotion for #Quadrupedal #Robots: A Distributed #MultiAgent #ReinforcementLearning Framework with Riemannian Motion Policies" in Robotics MDPI, by Yuliu Wang, Ryusuke Sagawa and yusuke yoshiyasu. 👉 Welcome to read: https://lnkd.in/g3xyuTUK MDPI

🗣️ School Engagement Officer at the #NationalRobotarium Liza Masson will be speaking at a Women in Computing event at @St George's School, Edinburgh on 11 December. A robotics student at Heriot-Watt University and co-President of the Heriot-Watt Robotics Society, Liza will deliver an inspiring talk to Scottish secondary school students, encouraging and empowering girls to consider a career in computing, technology and #robotics. 💡 🤖 Liza will also bring along robot friends #Ameca and #Spot for a showcase demonstration, giving attendees a glimpse into the near-future of robotics technologies. More info ➡️  https://lnkd.in/etGF_cFi ➖ ➖➖➖➖ The National Robotarium is committed to widening access to #STEM and advancing knowledge and understanding of #RoboticsForAll. 🫶 🔗 Read more about our outreach and engagement prgorammes at: https://lnkd.in/eG-N5pij Data-Driven Innovation Initiative | The University of Edinburgh | #robotics #AI #robots #engagement #outreach #events #FutureRoboticists #TheNationalRobotarium

Technology's Future Unveiled: Meet Spot and Ameca Thanks to Liza Masson from The National Robotarium for this live demo, our students will witness the future of robotics through two ground-breaking innovations: 🤖Spot - Boston Dynamics' remarkable robotic dog 🤖Ameca - The world's most advanced humanoid robot These aren't just machines - they're a glimpse into the transformative potential of robotics technology. Cutting-edge engineering pushes the boundaries of what's possible, bridging the gap between human imagination and technological innovation. Learn more about the event here 👉👉 https://ow.ly/ew1r50UjL4z #STGEWomeninComputing #HourofCode #EdinburghSchoolTechEvent #WomenInTech #RoboticsInnovation #FutureOfTech #ArtificialIntelligence #NationalRobotarium #TechnologicalBreakthrough

Successfully completed 12 week course on Advanced Robotics from NPTEL.🥈🥈

Hello Connection Here is my article about Robotics Please go through it and make sure you gained knowledge in robotics #snsinstitition #snsdesignthinkers #snsdesignthinking