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Research
Latest funding
- $42,000
Toward Spatially Competent Autonomous Mobile Manipulation
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $138,000
Automated Assembly of Seeding Toolbars at Vaderstad
NSERC · 2019 · Co-investigator
- $58,756
A 7-dof backdrivable and compliant arm for SFU Mobile Manipulator System for Physical Human Robot Interaction Tasks
NSERC · 2019 · Principal investigator
Toward Spatially Competent Autonomous Mobile Manipulation
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
Keywords: autonomous robotics; mobile manipulation; sensor based motion planning and re-planning; grasping; robot to human object handover; machine learning in robotics
Automated Assembly of Seeding Toolbars at Vaderstad
Principal investigators: Mehrandezh, Mehran
A 7-dof backdrivable and compliant arm for SFU Mobile Manipulator System for Physical Human Robot Interaction Tasks
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
Autonomous Object Retrieval with an Unmanned Aerial Manipulator in Confined Spaces
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
Toward Spatially Competent Mobile Manipulation in Indoor Human Environments
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
Toward robust aerial manipulation - A robust controller for Cartesian trajectory following for a UAV-manipulator system
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
A Dextrous Robotic Hand for SFU Mobile Manipulator
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
Additional modules for SFU Autonomous Mobile Manipulator
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
Towards Autonomous Mobile Manipulation in Human Environments
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
Adding a degree of freedom to the SFU mobile eye-in-hand system
Principal investigators: Gupta, Kamal
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