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Our IceBot made the 2022 Guinness World Record for the First Robot Made From Ice! #GWR2022
https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/world-records/648616-first-robot-made-from-ice
Check out our video on long-range GPS-denied under-canopy autonomous flight! Our quad can fly 800 m autonomously in very challenging conditions while performing real-time semantic SLAM. Great work by Xu Liu, @guinardari, @chenstew, @vijay_r_kumar, et al. http://youtu.be/Ad3ANMX8gd4
Join us for the [HYBRID] Fall 2021 #GRASPSeminar: GRASP Research Overview - Day 1 happening this Friday (9/17) @ 10:30am in Wu & Chen Aud. and on Zoom.
Hear all about the innovative research happening at GRASP Lab from our Faculty!
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https://www.grasp.upenn.edu/events/fall-2021-grasp-seminar-grasp-research-overview-day-1/
Today is @vasilisvasilop's last day at the GRASP Lab and we wish him all the best on his next chapter! (2/2)
Vasileios Vasilopoulos's paper "Reactive Navigation in Partially Familiar Planar Environments Using Semantic Perceptual Feedback" has been accepted by the International Journal of Robotics Research( IJRR)! (1/2)
Vasileios Vasilopoulos's paper "Reactive Navigation in Partially Familiar Planar Environments Using Semantic Perceptual Feedback" has been accepted by the International Journal of Robotics Research( IJRR)! (1/2)
