Tag Archives: Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering

Underwater Robots

Posted on April 11, 2012 by kldicken

Assistant Professor, in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Ryan Eustice talks about Michigan’s progress with

Posted in Computers, Defense, Electronics, MichEpedia, Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering | Tagged College of Engineering, Faculty, HAUV, hovering autonomous underwater vehicle, mapping, NAME, Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, professor, robotics, Ryan Eustice, sonar, underwater autonomous systems, University of Michigan | 3 Comments

Robotics at Michigan...

Posted on April 10, 2012 by kldicken

The Perceptual Robotics Laboratory (PeRL) at the University of Michigan studies problems related to autonomous navigation and mapping

Posted in Computer Science & Engineering, Computers, Electrical and Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Electronics, MichEpedia, Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering | Tagged Aerospace Engineering, autonomous robots, College of Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Edwin Olson, Electrical and Computer Engineering, flying robots, Jessy Grizzle, Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, perceptual robotics laboratory, robotics, robots, Ryan Eustice, underwater robots, University of Michigan, walking robots | 1 Comment

Flying Fish – Autonomous...

Posted on April 1, 2012 by kldicken

Developed for DARPA’s Persistent Ocean Surveillance Program, Flying Fish is an autonomous Unmanned Aerial System

Posted in Computers, Defense, Electronics, Environmental, MichEpedia, Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering | Tagged Aerospace Engineering, autonomous surface vehicle, College of Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, DARPA, defense, electrical engineering, Ella Atkins, flying autonomous vehicles, Guy Meadows, Luis Bernal, Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, persistent ocean surveillance, Peter Washabaugh, University of Michigan, unmanned aerial system | Leave a comment