Autonomous Robots for The Real World
A one-semester project course at the Information Technology Program, spring 2006.
The goal of this course is to develop skills and knowledge in
- Synthesis of complex computer systems
- Principles and patterns in system design
- Working together in a group of engineers towards a common goal
The course contains some lectures and lab exercises, but the key element is a 20 week project for developing systems of autonomous robots.
A schedule for the course is available in the timeline page.
Projects
The course boasts two robot projects, called Magne and Mundilfare
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Participants
The list of students participating is only available locally for personal integrity reasons.
Resource Persons
- Jakob Carlström is responsible for the course
- Alexander Åhman provides knowledge and tools for hardware design, near-hardware programming and electronics
- Olof Rensfelt is a resource in the area of networking and computer systems
- Mattias Wiggberg teaches project methodology
- Mikael Carlsson manages transports and travel
- Torkel Danielsson is the liason with our industrial partner and product manager for the line inspection robot
- In addition, informal resource persons may be engaged by the project members
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