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		Bryan Nagy NREC Commercialization Specialist, RI Email: Office: NREC 215 Phone: (412) 681-7076 Fax: 412-681-6961   Mailing address: National Robotics Engineering Center 10 40th Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201 Affiliated Center(s):  National Robotics Engineering Center (NREC) Personal Homepage

Past Projects [Current Projects]
		Automated Field-Container Handling System Develop a containerized plant handling system for nursery growers
		Material Transport (AMTS) NREC developed AMTS, an innovative system for accurately guiding robotic material transport vehicles in industrial settings.
		PerceptOR (NRECPerceptOR) NREC designed, developed and tested an innovative autonomous perception and navigation system for the DARPA PerceptOR program.
		Robotics Simulation Support NREC is collaborating with RAND Corporation to incorporate the latest in NREC's field-proven robotic mobility models and planning software into RAND's suite of high-resolution, force-on-force simulators enabling rigorous analysis of scenarios involving robotic systems.