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Demine Robotics
Richard Yim
Demine Robotics
Clearpath
Clearpath Robotics Inc. develops self-driving vehicles for industry. The company provides hardware, software and services to enable self-driving vehicle development, deployment and fleet operation. Clearpath works with over 500 of the world’s most innovative brands in over 40 countries, serving markets that span industrial materials handling, mining, military, agriculture, aerospace and academia. Their team is passionate about building robots for the greater good. They love to problem solve, make innovative ideas a reality, and play the occasional game of frisbee over lunch.
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Husky UGV Used for 3D Mapping in Mars Simulation
Graz University of Technology
Ridgeback Mobilizes Baxter in Social Robotics Research
Halmstad University
Martin Cooney
Social Robotics Researcher
MIT Develops Autonomous Socially Aware Robot Using Jackal UGV
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Michael Everett
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Husky Mobilizes Teleautonomous Bomb Disposal Research
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Julie Shah
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kingfisher Used in MIT Research to Secure Singapore’s Coastal Future
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tawfiq Taher
Research Manager
Husky Performs Slam on Stereonets to Help Predict Rock Falls and Rock Bursts
Queen’s University
Joshua Marshall
Assistant Professor
Clearpath Retrofits Mining Vehicles with Driverless Operation
Queen’s University
Joshua Marshall
Assistant Professor
SIT Advances Autonomous Mapping & Navigation Research Using Jackal UGV
Stevens Institute of Technology
Brendan Englot
Professor and Lab Director
Husky Used in Army’s Autonomous Outdoor Terrain Classification
United States Army Research Laboratory
David Baran
Team lead and Computer Engineer
Autonomous Mapping in Chile’s Dangerous Mines
University of Chile
Martin Adams
University of Chile
Bomb-Detecting Husky to Remove Killer Landmines
University of Coimbra
Lino Marques
Sr. Lecturer in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department
University of Virginia Maps Historic Tunnel Using Jackal UGV
University of Virginia
Bezzo
University of Virginia
Deployable, Autonomous Vibration Control of Bridges Using Husky UGV
University of Waterloo
Kevin Goorts
University of Waterloo
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