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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 February 7, 2020
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We are brainstorming and discussing how astronaut interface should look like. If this is exciting for you or have any thoughts please email us at atrlab.kent@gmail.com. Few of the pictures are taken during the meeting:      ...

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Posted on February 5, 2020
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Today Alfred has conducted a seminar regarding the foundations of Unity and Canvas. He spoke of hierarchies, what are Prefabs and how are they useful? It was a productive hour and a long way to go. Alfred is willing to conduct more seminars or workshops on Unity.       Please do contact us at atrlab.kent@gmail.com to know more about us and what we do.  ...

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Posted on November 8, 2019
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Congratulations to Nathan Kanyok who defended his thesis. His research talks about a dispatch system for autonomous robots so that humans who are assigned to do that job are capable of making moral decisions if you have seen the I, Robot a robot does save Will Smith based on the possible factors predicting the probability of survival between Will Smith and a little girl, who lets small girl to drown. His...

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Posted on October 22, 2019
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  An age of 7 to 11 years have not just visited the lab, but also they have shown active participation by asking questions about robots and their software used, how are they are function. The kid's eyes have widened with our show-off's projects from Alfred Shaker's Virtual Reality tour, virtually present in the Rec Center, Xiangxu Lin and Saifuddin Mahmud presented having music therapy at home using mixed reality headsets and...

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Posted on October 8, 2019
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Mission Life is a competition conducted every year for undergraduates, graduates and professional students from various disciplines in building innovative ideas and tools that address certain topics every year. Xiangxu Lin giving a demo presentation at Mission Life(in blue shirt)   Xiangxu Lin, one of the best programmers, who took the winner's place at Mission Life Competition. The subject of this year's competition was stress. It is reported that more than 55% of the...

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Posted on October 1, 2019
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Winning is not a piece of cake even though ATR teams have won two hackathons in a month. The winners from the ATR lab were Irvin Cardenas, Marcus Arnett, and Pradeep Kumar Paladugula, and others were Jiyu Guo and Tina have won the 1 st place at MLH conducted at Kent. They focused on saving the environment where their product is a trashcan, which can predict a particular disposal a recyclable or...

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Posted on March 29, 2019
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The Advanced Telerobotics Research (ATR) Laboratory at Kent State University will host an open house for celebrating the National Robotics Week by showcasing our robotic technology to the general public. ATR lab’s open house event will be held from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Friday, April 12th and will conduct lab tours and robot demonstrations for visitors. This event encourages and inspires young people to pursue careers in the fields of...

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Posted on October 28, 2018
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This month the Advanced Telerobotics Research laboratory traveled to Tokyo, Japan to demonstrated the first iteration of their humanoid telepresence robot, Telebot2, at the World Robot Summit. This iteration of the robot was designed to tackle Plant Disaster and Prevention tasks similar to those required during the unfortunate Fukushima disaster event. The team of 20 researchers was led by Dr. Jong-Hoon Kim and Irvin Cardenas. The team competed in the summit's...

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