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A Rapid Prototyping System for Flexible Assembly
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A Reactive System for Off-Road Autonomous Driving - We have developed an integrated obstacle avoidance system for on-road driving for avoiding discrete obstacles, or for off-road driving for avoiding untraversable regions of terrain.
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A Spherical Representation for Recognition of 3-D Curved Objects - We are investigating a new approach for representing 3-D curved objects for recognition and modeling
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Abacus: Automated Tree Measurement - We are developing low cost methods of nursery tree inventory automation.
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Active Sensor Control for Neural Net Lane Tracking - Panacea enables existing, fixed-camera lane-trackers such as ALVINN, to use steerable cameras without retraining.
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Activelets: Web-Based Planning and Scheduling Services - We are developing planning, scheduling and user interface components that enable real-time collaborative planning and scheduling by mobile decision agents.
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Agent Aided Command and Control
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Agent Transaction Language for Advertising Services - A DAML-based language for advertising and locating agents, ontologies, and other Web entities.
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ALVINN-On-A-Chip - The ALVINN-on-a-chip project is developing an intelligent VLSI imaging sensor for road following
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Ambler - We are developing the Ambler, a six-legged walking robot that addresses the challenges of exploring rugged terrains, acquiring samples, and avoiding dangerous
situations.
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Amelia - An improved Xavier
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Anatomically Correct Testbed (ACT) Hand - We are building a dynamic model of the human hand that is anatomically correct.
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Anthropocentric Robotics - The goal of this project is to improve human-robot interaction by using anthropological resesarch methods to study how people think about robots.
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Articulated Motion Tracking - tracks humans in video.
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As-Built Survey Project - We are investigating the real-time monitoring of construction sites.
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Asbestos Pipe-Insulation Removal Robot System - External pipe-crawling asbestos-removal robot
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Assembly Plan from Observation
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Assembly Planning Using Geometric Models
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Atacama Desert Trek - Robotic traversal of the Atacama Desert in Northern Chile
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AutoBrief - Generation of coordinated multimedia (natural language and information graphics) explanations from large and complex data sets.
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Automated Field-Container Handling System - Develop a containerized plant handling system for nursery growers
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Automatic 3D Modeling from Range Images - A system for generating 3D models of real-world objects without manual or mechanical aids.
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Automatic Construction of Active Appearance Models - An algorithm for the automatic (unsupervised) construction of an Active Appearance Model.
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Automatic Segmentation of Proteomic Images - Segmentation and quantification of protein differences between two proteomic images.
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AUtomotive Run-Off-Road Avoidance system - To help avoid highway accidents, we have developed a vision-based lateral position estimation system called
AURORA.
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Auton Project - Research into Autonomous Learning Software Systems
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Autonomous Cargo Trailer Transport System - automated system for handling USPS mail trailers
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Autonomous Extra-vehicular Robotic Camera - Aercam is a flying soccer-ball sized spacecraft with a camera allowing remote inspection of the future space station and the Space Shuttle.
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Autonomous Land Vehicle In a Neural Network - Neural network navigation
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Autonomous Loading System - Developing technologies to improve the productivity and reduce the cost of mass excavation.
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Autonomous NonDestructive Inspector - Eddy current inspection of aircraft, precursor to CIMP
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Autonomous Rover Technologies - Pursuing breakthroughs and insights into fundamental aspects
of robot perception, navigation, position estimation,
and integrated exploratory science from a robot.
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