Robotics Competition
Robotics competitions serve as crucial testing grounds for autonomous systems, pushing the boundaries of robot capabilities and fostering innovation in areas like navigation, manipulation, and human-robot interaction. Current research emphasizes enhancing explainability in autonomous robots, often leveraging large language models and retrieval augmented generation methods to improve human understanding of robot actions. These competitions not only drive advancements in robotics technology but also provide valuable data for evaluating algorithms, such as Extended Kalman Filters for state estimation, and for developing analytical models to predict team performance and optimize team formation. The resulting insights contribute significantly to the development of more robust and reliable robots for various applications.
Papers
Oogway: Designing, Implementing, and Testing an AUV for RoboSub 2023
Will Denton, Lilly Chiavetta, Michael Bryant, Vedarsh Shah, Rico Zhu, Ricky Weerts, Phillip Xue, Vincent Chen, Hung Le, Maxwell Lin, Austin Camacho, Drew Council, Ethan Horowitz, Jackie Ong, Morgan Chu, Alex Pool
Technical Design Review of Duke Robotics Club's Oogway: An AUV for RoboSub 2024
Will Denton, Michael Bryant, Lilly Chiavetta, Vedarsh Shah, Rico Zhu, Philip Xue, Vincent Chen, Maxwell Lin, Hung Le, Austin Camacho, Raul Galvez, Nathan Yang, Nathanael Ren, Tyler Rose, Mathew Chu, Amir Ergashev, Saagar Arya, Kaelyn Pieter, Ethan Horowitz, Maanav Allampallam, Patrick Zheng, Mia Kaarls, June Wood