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		James Teza Senior Research Engineer, RI Email: Office: NSH 2207 Phone: (412) 268-1201   Mailing address: Carnegie Mellon University Robotics Institute 5000 Forbes Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Affiliated Center(s):  Field Robotics Center (FRC)  Space Robotics Initiative (SRI)

Current Projects [Past Projects]
		Comprehensive Automation for Specialty Crops (CASC) CASC is a multi-institutional initiative led by Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute to comprehensively address the needs of specialty agriculture focusing on apples and horticultural stock.
		Life in the Atacama Robotic field investigation will bring new scientific understanding of the Atacama as a habitat for life with distinct analogies to Mars.
		LORAX: Life on Ice, Robotic Antarctic Explorer (LORAX) The LORAX: Life on Ice, Robotic Antarctic Explorer project is preparing technology for a robotic investigation of microorganisms surviving within the near-surface ice of the Antarctic plateau.
		Lunar Rover for Polar Crater Exploration (Scarab) The Scarab lunar rover has been designed to carry a 1-meter coring drill and a payload of science instruments that can analyze the abundance of hydrogen, oxygen and other materials.