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This work aims in developing and investigating the dynamics of the
brain models
capable of
predicting cerebellar
input-output
transformations; analyzing the mathematical and computational
properties of the network. Interfaces and mobile robot exploiting the
neuronal network to the
problem of navigation in mobile
robots equipped
with proprioceptive sensory system will be developed to apply the
neuronal model and achieve 1.) Intelligent Mobility: Primarily concerned
with the development of sensors and control for mobile robots. 2.) Terrain
Modeling and Characterization: Investigate their abilities to model terrain
and characterize for
predicting the mobility. 3.) Behavioral
& Evolutionary
Robotics: modeling, analyzing and designing advanced behavioral
control schemes for single or multiple mobile robotic systems.
All Terrain Intelligent Robot System
This robot was developed
to test to bio-inspired algorithms.
It has two
sections. The main section moves using a slider-crank walking
mechanism docking with it the wheeled section. The wheeled section
can move at 30kmph
and be controlled remotely by the
walking section.
The main section has
a serial robot arm for pick
and place purpose, an
arm to cut/clear any
vegetation obstructing its path. It
can house a CCD
camera and a laptop
to process the scene ahead for
navigation. The
camera can swivel up to 180o. It has obstacle sensing devices and a
metal detector too.
CB. PR. 12 Autonomous Mobile Robots
Based on Bioinspired Artificial Control-
Indo-Italian Initiative
PI:Dr Shyam Divakar &
Sanjivi Arul *
Sponsor: DST and Ministry of
Science, Italy
Dept./Center: Mechanical Engg
Start Date: March 2005
CB.PR.11. Video Conferencing Software
PI:Dr K.P. Soman
Sponsor: ISRO
Dept./Center: CEN
Start Date: September 2004
The objective of the
project is to design, develop and
customize a Video
Conferencing Software that will be used for Telemedicine and Tele-
education. This will
help provide a solution for
providing improved health
care and quality
education to a large population
presently living in remote
areas.
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