The focus of CARL, the Cloud-Based Advanced Robotics Laboratory, is to conduct research with robots using web browsers on mobile devices. For that, we provide a number of visualization and control tools, but most importantly the ability to gather experimental data for research.
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Undergraduate Students Control Humanoid Robot and Show hardware Creation
Bridget Owens uses the CARL web framework designed by our laboratory to conduct experiments using humanoid robots. CARL allows not only to control humanoid robots but also collect data for motion analysis. Former undergraduate student Travis Llado has created and advanced research platform. In this case, Rocky is used for studies in rough terrain manipulation and is funded by NASA Johnson Space Center.
Three Valkyries and an MRV, and 20 years of NASA JSC ER4 history (Courtesy of NASA JSC)
History Channel’s Appearance of The Human Center Robotics Lab
Oral Presentation at Dynamic Walking
Is your summer vacation a little dull? Watch our recent talk to inspire your curiosity PhD student Donghyun Kim and Dr. Sentis, present a clear explanation on whole-body control and simple motion planning to stabilize bipeds with point feet. This presentation was delivered as part of Dynamic Walking 2015 in Columbus, Ohio.
Valkyrie at DARPA’s Robotics Challenge June 2015
Hume Becomes the Biped Robot with the Smallest Point Feet to Dynamically Balance Unsupported
ControlIt! Open-Source Whole-Body Control Software Framework for Humanoid Robots
We are pleased to announce ControlIt!, a new open-source software framework for Whole-Body Operational Space Control. It is offered with an LGPL v2.1 open source license. Installation and usage instructions are available here:
ControlIt! Website.The draft paper describing the software framework can be found clicking below:
ControlIt! Website.The draft paper describing the software framework can be found clicking below: