NetBot Laboratory | Texas A&M University
 
 

Welcome to the NetBot Laboratory at Texas A&M University

Our lab focuses research on three thrusts including networked telerobotics, vision-based robot navigation, and sensor/robot networks. We develop and apply techniques drawn from modern probability models, optimization theory, computational geometry, and control theory to problems in the domain of robotics and automation. Our research has found many applications including natural environment observation, distance learning, surveillance of public space, building construction monitoring/archiving, vehicle navigation, space exploration, and manufacturing. We approach research problems from both theoretical and experimental perspectives. We build mathematical models, develop algorithms, and validate them through both simulations and physical experiments. In other words, we enjoy playing with math and building robots. Our research has  great societal impact and attracted a great deal of public and media attention.

 

Highlights

  • Dr. Dezhen Song gave an invited talk at MIT media lab in Sep. 2009.
  • CONE Welder has been online since Apr. 2008.
  • Tell you how to build a four-wheeler mobile robot: TamuBot site is open.
  • Our CONE Welder project wins funding from Microsoft HRI program.
  • Video clip for our autonomous motorcycle.

 

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