Robotics Internet Resources Page This page is much more comprehensive than that below

• Cal Tech Robotics

• UC Berkeley Human Engineering Lab

• UC Berkeley Robotics and Intelligent Machines

• UCLA Commotion Laboratory

• Carnegie-Mellon Robotics Lab

• Carnegie-Mellon Vision

• Columbia University Robotics Lab

• Indiana University Robotics

• Johns Hopkins Robotics Lab

• Northwestern University Intelligent Perception and Action Lab

• Stanford Dextrous Manipulation Lab

• Yale Vision and Robotics Group

  European Sites

• University of Amsterdam Intelligent Autonomous Systems and Intelligent Sensory Information Systems

• Cambridge University Speech, Vision, and Robotics Group

• University of Manchester Robotics Lab

• University of Surrey Mechatronic Systems and Robotics Research Group

Have fun with KrisTech's Robot Magazine for robotics students and enthusiasts. Great resources for practical robot design, robotics news, useful links to robotics resources, plus robot art and photo of Mars rover Sojourner.

Discover Dante II, a tethered walking robot that explores volcanoes. Developed by the Intelligent Mechanisms Group at NASA, robots like Dante may one day explore other planets.

The robot contest at the annual meeting of the American Association of Artificial Intelligence is designed to demonstrate the best efforts from the fields of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. This site contains complete description of both contests, instructions to robots and more about the competitions seen on FRONTIERS.

Visit the Newton Research Labs, the group that created M1, the robot that tied for first place in the Clean Up the Tennis Court event at the 1996 AAAI Mobile Robot Competition and Exhibition.

The designer of the winning robots in the maze contest is Kurt Konolige, who also built the robot Flakey, seen on FRONTIERS in an earlier season. Visit this site to find out more about Flakey and his creator.

Find out more about Kurt Konolige and his robots seen on "Mazes and Squiggles" by visiting his home page, where you'll find photos and descriptions of his robotics projects.

In 1995, researchers from the Robotics Lab at CMU "drove" the van seen in the segment "Look, No Hands!" (Navlab 5) from Pittsburgh, Pa., to San Diego, Calif., as part of the "No Hands Across America" project.

Take a drive on the Information Superhighway to Navlab's home page for a description of systems used by vans on the segment "Look, No Hands!"

Discover how Thomas Miller, seen on "Toddler's First Steps," is teaching robots to walk at the Robotics Lab at the University of New Hampshire. Click on UNH biped robot to see photos and movies.

avdil.gtri.gatech.edu/AUVS/IARCLaunchPoint.html

See what schools are doing in the Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) "ultimate collegiate competition."

avdil.gtri.gatech.edu/AUVS/97IARC/1997HSOpenRules.html

AUVSI also sponsors a high school contest. Any interested robotics clubs should see the contest description and rules.

www.ai.mit.edu/projects/cog

Visit the Cog Shop at MIT's Artificial Intelligence Lab.

grouchy.cs.indiana.edu/robotics/stiquito.html

Build your own insect-like robot! Get information on a small, six-legged, inexpensive robot called Stiquito from the Indiana University's Computer Science Department.