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Manufacturing & Inspection

A Rapid Prototyping System for Flexible Assembly
Asbestos Pipe-Insulation Removal Robot System - External pipe-crawling asbestos-removal robot
Assembly Plan from Observation
Assembly Planning Using Geometric Models
Auton Project - Research into Autonomous Learning Software Systems
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.
Autonomous NonDestructive Inspector - Eddy current inspection of aircraft, precursor to CIMP
Backgage Hardware
Crown Inspection Mobile Platform - Remote enhanced stereo visual inspection of aircraft
Distributed Robotics Systems - CyberScout - Tactical surveillance collaborative robotics.
Embedded Microinstruments for Space Applications
Green Engineering
Headlamp Light Distribution Mapping - headlamp light distribution project for General Motors
In-tank inspection mobile robot system - reconfigurable robot system for in-situ visual and ultrasonic inspections
Integrated MEMS for Space Applications
Neptune II - Underwater Robot
Nesting Project
Physics-Based Inspection
Precision Assembly Aspects of Wearable Computers
Rapid Prototyping by Shape Deposition Manufacturing
Robotic soccer-ball kicking leg - experimental soccer- ball kicking robot for a large sports-shoe company
Silicon Micro-Disk Arrays for Data Storage - Silicon microdisk fabrication
Spatial Layout - Locate a set of objects in a housing unit
Transformer Winding Automation - Increase the production speed and quality of transformer winding through sensing and automation


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