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Advancing Robotics and Automation (ARA) Laboratory - University of Nevada, Reno is sponsored by University of Nevada, Reno. While not a direct grant, the ARA Lab at the University of Nevada, Reno, conducts research in advanced robotics and automation. Their work involves using on-board GPUs for deep learning model training in robotic systems.
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Advanced Robotics and Automation (ARA) Laboratory Advanced Robotics and Automation (ARA) Laboratory Posted by on January 30, 2015 in Uncategorised The Advanced Robotics and Automation (ARA) Laboratory was established in July 2014 by Dr. Hung La. ARA Lab’s mission statement is to discover, develop, implement innovative algorithms and methodologies as well as prototypes for robotics and automation systems, and their applications.
ARA Lab is located at the Advanced Research Facility (ARF) Building: ARF 118, ARF 120; and Edmund Cain Hall: CAIN 253A.
ARA Lab has various state-of-the-art equipment including a 16 camera motion capture system (from Motion Analysis), drones, mobile robots, Seekur Jr robot, steel bridge climbing robots, robotnik+manipulator, Four 6DoF Industrial Manipulators, Pocket CNC machine, Ground penetrating radar (GPR), Electrical Resistivity Probes, Laser scanners, LiDAR, Humanoid robots, Cameras, High Accuracy Novatel DGPS, IMUs, PCs, etc. ARA Lab’s research focus on the areas of autonomous systems, multi-robot systems, control systems, human-robot collaboration.
We would like to welcome any students who are interested in these exciting research areas. Department of Computer Science and Engineering University of Nevada Reno **This website is maintained by Chuong Le Proudly powered by WordPress Theme: Nuntius by WordPress. com .
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