Aerial Robotics Team Wins International Competition
The Georgia Tech Aerial Robotics (GTAR) team finished first in the 2008 International Aerial Robotics Competition at the McKenna Soldier Battle Lab facility in Fort Benning, Georgia.
RIM Seminar - Sept. 3 - Household Robotics by Beetz
The fall RIM seminar series will be every other Wednesday in the Tech
Square Research Building (TSRB), 85 Fifth Street at noon. The first
fall seminar will be Wednesday September 3. The seminar will be given
by Prof. Beetz from TU Munich.
The first RIM Seminar of Fall 08' will be held in room 104 of the Couch Building (840 McMillan St) on August 22, 3:00pm. It will be on the control requirements of robot produced music and its use as a communication medium. The seminar will be hosted by Gil Weinberg.
Snowmotes are robotic arctic rovers currently in development by RIM Professor Ayanna Howard. With the purpose of remotely monitoring climate change these snowmobiles are far from normal.
RIM Seminar - June 18 - Jur van den Berg on Multi-Agent Navigation
A RIM Seminar will be held on Wednesday June 18 given by Jur van den Berg and the topic will be multi-agent navigation. The seminar will take place in TSRB (85 5th Street) in the GVU Cafe (2nd Floor).
RIM Seminar - May 15 - Hein on Industrial Robotics
A RIM Seminar Thursday May 15 will be given by Bjorn Hein and the topic will be Industrial Robotics. The seminar will take place in TSRB (85 5th Street) in Rooms 132-134 at noon. Lunch will be provided.
RIM Seminar - April 23 - Scassellati on Social Robotics
The RIM Seminar Wednesday 23 April will be given by Prof. Scassellati and the topic will be Social Robotics. The seminar will take place in TSRB (85 5th Street) in Rooms 132-134 at noon. Lunch will be provided.
GTCMUnited, a team jointly fielded by Georgia Tech and Carnegie Mellon, took second place in the 2008 RoboCup Standard Platform League. 
Snowmotes are robotic arctic rovers currently in development by RIM Professor Ayanna Howard. With the purpose of remotely monitoring climate change these snowmobiles are far from normal.