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Australian National University
Robotic Systems Laboratory
Research in our laboratory focuses on underwater robotic vehicles, real-time autonomous systems, modular robotics, co-operative robot systems, mobile robot navigation, active vision, robot learning, human-robot interaction, friction-based robot-environment interaction, and autonomous formation control. The main research areas in the department of systems engineering are robust control systems, hybrid control, systems optimization, vision systems, robotic manipulation, signal processing, and autonomous robotics.
Carnegie Mellon University
Robotics Institute, Field Robotics Center
The Carnegie Mellon Field Robotics Center is working with NASA's Intelligent Robotics Program to transfer research in autonomous navigation to Mars rover prototypes developed at JPL. Working with Constellation will make the transition of software to JPL easier.
The Manipulation Lab
The Manipulation Lab focuses on autonomous robotic manipulation in the presence of uncertainty with research in manipulation mechanics, modeling physical processes, planning and sensors. The Lab has a variety of projects including desktop robotics, tactile sensing, and dynamics manipulation.
Georgia Institute of Technology
UAV Research Facility
The UAV Research Facility focuses on adaptive control and extreme maneuvering of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs). Current projects include the use of adaptive control in low-level attitude and trajectory control of an autonomous helicopter and the cooperation of UAVs with other vehicles.
Automation and Mechatronics Research Group
IMDL will be using Constellation for several research projects including: active and passive damping, adaptive control, automated manufacturing, fuzzy and neural networks, precision engineering and motion control, multimedia technology, intelligent sensors and actuators, vision-based motion control and teleoperation.
Helsinki University of Technology
Automation Technology Laboratory
The Automation Technology laboratory at Helsinki University of Technology is working in the field of robotics, mechatronics and control of industrial processes. The Agri & Forestry group concentrates on new technologies and control methods for semiautonomous heavy duty machines; modular design with open networked automation systems, embedded software, navigation and positioning, machine perception and intelligence.
Loughborough University
MSI Research Institute
Over more than a decade the MSI Research Institute has been a major contributor to international developments in Enterprise Modelling and Enterprise Integration. Its systems modelling and integration concepts, methods and software tools have been applied with respect to many large-scale manufacturing, engineering, logistical and business systems. Currently MSI has around 25 research staff and students whose work is funded jointly by government and industry. The Institute's researchers have leading edge expertise in areas of: systems engineering and change; business process modelling visualisation and analysis; human systems design and enactment; machine and software component design and implementation; workflow management; and internet-enabled distribution of design, engineering and
monitoring services.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Model-Based Embedded and Robotic Systems Group
New generations of sensor rich, massively distributed, embedded systems are being developed that have the potential for profound social, environmental, and economic change. These systems include networked automobiles that never fail, cooperating vehicle teams that perform search and rescue, and humanoid robots that will assist astronauts in space, or the elderly back on earth. The objective of the MERS group is to revolutionize the way in which we create and control these new artifacts. Research in the MERS group concentrates on model-based autonomy -- the creation of long-lived autonomous systems that are able to explore, command, diagnose and repair them selves using fast, commonsense reasoning.
Northwestern University
Laboratory for Intelligent Mechanical Systems
The Laboratory for Intelligent Mechanical Systems specializes in the fields of robotics and controls. They have a focus in haptics, human/robot interaction, robot-assisted surgery, sensors, and general robotics issues.
Pennsylvania State University
Virtual Tools and Robotics Lab
The VTR Lab focuses on research in robotics, manufacturing automation, and man-machine systems. They have projects in experimental robotics, cable array robots, modeling robotic systems, adaptive and nonlinear control, machine vision and telerobotics.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Center for Automation Technologies
The Center for Automation Technologies specializes in micro and nano manufacturing. Their emphasis is on microsystem design, assembly and packaging. Current projects include microfluidics, microphotonics, micropackaging, and parallel micro & nano assembly.
Rice University
HAHI Lab -Robonaut
Robonaut is a humanoid robot designed by the Robot Systems Technology Branch at NASA's Johnson Space Center in a collaborative effort with DARPA. The Robonaut project seeks to develop and demonstrate a robotic system that can function as an EVA astronaut equivalent. Robonaut jumps generations ahead by eliminating the robotic scars (e.g., special robotic grapples and targets) and specialized robotic tools of traditional on-orbit robotics. However, it still keeps the human operator in the control loop through its telepresence control system. Robonaut is designed to be used for "EVA" tasks, i.e., those which were not specifically designed for robots.
Stanford University
Aerospace Robotics Laboratory
Research in the ARL focuses on improving robotic performance through the application of feedback control, integrated sensing systems, and task-level autonomy. All of the research is developed and validated on experimental hardware systems. These systems include both mobile robots (land, sea, sky, and space) and a variety of fixed anipulators for space and factory applications.
   
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"Constellation has been just excellent tool in research of generic embedded control systems and configurable 'function blocks' for heavy duty machines. We look forward to our continual collaborating with RTI in the University program."

- Arto Visala
Professor
Helsinki University of Technology, Automation Tecnology Laboratory


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