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ALT Mikaela is stood up wearing the Vision Pro. An iMac is in the foreground and it shows what Mikaela can see.
ALT Matt Jarvis, Helen Miles, and Joe Thurgate sat on stage during a panel discussion at the Aberystwyth Arts Centre.
ALT Mark Lee standing in front of a screen. The dept was established in 1970, with a joint degree in 1973 and single honours in 1976.
ALT Image of the robot (on the left) and a view of what it can see with its computer vision code (on the right).
ALT Images showing a computer monitor, with images to promote the different Robot Live events taking place today.
ALT The text is: The Field Roboticists present Robots in the hills. We will show you an off-road robot autonomously driving on a track and across a field, then performing a task. The robot’s route is specified in (almost) plain English, with expressions like “drive across the field until you find a road and turn left”. This allows intuitive routes to be set, rather than relying on precise locations. Using its cameras, the robot can recognise the track and follow a given bearing across a field. In the field, the robot will either locate a sheep and drive to it (e.g. to drop a hay bale), or drive around and detect weeds. Intelligent Robotics Group: https://aber.ac.uk/en/cs/research/ir/ Robot Lab Live is a virtual robotics showcase, hosted by UK-RAS Network, featuring some the UK’s top robotics labs. The event brings curling edge robotics technology to audiences around the world in the UK’s only mass robotics livestream. See: https://www.ukras.org.uk/robotics-week/robot-lab-live
