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Author: Alfred Shaker

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Posted on July 19, 2021
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On July 14th 2021, two students from Grand River Academy, accompanied by a chaperone, came to the Math and Science building at Kent State University main campus for a tour of the Advanced Telerobotics Research lab. The students from the ATR lab were to put on workshops and give the students a memorable day full of fun activities and demos. Alfred Shaker, Xiangxu Lin, and Saifuddin Mahmud, PhD students and mentors...

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Posted on March 19, 2019
Competition, Lab, Technology

On Friday, March 15th 2019, the College of Aeronautics and Engineering set up a line-following robot competition. The goal was to build a robot that could follow a line on a track and run three consecutive laps around as fast and as accurately as possible. ATR lab members built a robot from scratch, including the PCB board, wheels, body, and all the connections, for this competition. The code was all written...

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Posted on August 20, 2018
Lab, Meeting, Social

Attendees: Kim, Jong-Hoon Kim, Do Yeon Cardenas, Irvin Kanyok, Nate Shaker, Alfred Lin, XiangXu Shawn Jung, Hyun Jae Lee, Suho Baza, Ahmed   Agenda: 1. Preparation for the Fall semester 2. Present weekly reports 3. WRS 4. Fundraising 5. Design   Summary: 1. Preparation for the Fall semester 1.1. Sharing schedule with atrlab.kent@gmail.com 1.2. General meeting: Every two weeks 1.3. Team meeting 1.4. Recruitment for new students 2. Present weekly reports 2.1. A survey for VR-TR team 2.1.1. Second subject test * Due: 2018-08-28 2.2. Motion tracking * Due: 2018-08-26 2.3. Localization 3. WRS 3.1. Manufacturing 3.1.1. Order list 3.2. Team intro video * Due:...

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Posted on August 17, 2018
Experiment, Lab, Technology

In collaboration with the Kent State University EHHS/School of Foundations, Leadership & Administration and Public Health, the ATR Lab conducted the first test study for the Virtual Reality Student Recreation and Wellness Center Tour. The study was conducted as a test for our tour system that is aimed at providing a wide variety of people, especially a physically or intellectually disabled individuals, the capability to explore locations they might not normally have easy...

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