Many groups at MIT work on robotics including the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and the MIT Media Lab, just to name a few.
The final match of the 2008 2.007: Design and Manufacturing I robotics conest, between Ethan Huwe and Greg Tao. Ethan's machine had previously achieved the two highest scores in the competition, but Greg's awesome strategy of scoring quickly and defending paid off in the end. Both will have ...
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Student-built vehicles compete in a 50 meter drag race and a climb to the top of a 4-storey parking garage. The products of this semester included go-karts, scooters, longboards, and even a set of powered roller skates.
Quasi-holonomic, extending tape measure lift, and controlled via touch-tone phone played over speakers. Read more about 2.007: http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/mechanical-engineering/2-007-design-and-manufacturing-i-spring-2009/
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
2.007 Competition 2011 - hear from the students about their robots and their experiences in 2.007.
