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Multiple Autonomous Robot Systems (MARS)

MARS website: https://sites.google.com/view/qilu/

 

What We Do


Our research focuses on Intelligence Swarm Robotics. More specifically, Scalable Foraging Swarm Robotics. The major task includes algorithm design, modeling, simulation, training, optimization, data visualization, and analysis.

Current Projects

  • Dynamic Robot Chain Networks
  • Foraging Robot Swarms

  

MARS Research Advisors


Qi Lu

Dr. Qi Lu
Assistant Professor
qi.lu@utrgv.edu

Areas of Research

  • Swarm Robotics
  • Multi-Agent Systems
  • Mobile Robots
  • Machine Learning

 

 

 

Related Courses


CSCI 4341 Robotics Programming

This course covers the fundamentals of autonomous mobile robots, covering topics such as locomotion, sensors, image processing, localization, motion planning, and swarm robotics.It also provides several practical sessions with hands-on algorithm development that enable the coordination of multi-robot systems and robot swarms.

 

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